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Print Print edition: 2007-06-29

Chemicals higher on Jodia Bazaar

The trading on chemicals moved higher on Jodia Bazaar here on Thursday.
Published June 29, 2007 Updated June 29, 2007 12:00am
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The trading on chemicals moved higher on Jodia Bazaar here on Thursday.
The following variations were observed:
CHEMICALS (Per kg): Oxalic acid China closed up by Rs 4 at Rs 68.
ACETIC ACID: Taiwan went up by Rs 2 at Rs 83 and Korea closed higher by Rs 3 at Rs 80.
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE (35 percent): Taiwan finished higher by Rs 4 at Rs 35.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2007

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