Ahmedabad Castor Futures Close - Apr 18

Sat Apr 18, 2009 3:37pm IST

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BANGALORE (Reuters) Apr 18-The following are the Castor seed
Futures in Indian Rupees per 100 Kilograms, in Ahmedabad
market. The current future contracts is for the month of June.

                AUGUST CONTRACT     JUNE CONTRACT
 Today's Open          2582               2478
 Today's High          2582               2486
 Today's Low           2560               2462
 Today's Close         2560               2466 ((Global Dial
25-33527(Internal use only).Bangalore Commodity Desk, +91-080
6677 3545, e-mail commodities@thomsonreuters.com))

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