The News Review:
- Rwanda: Tea Volumes Down 22 Percent At Mombasa Auction
- Fortunoff loose-diamond auction nets nice recovery
- AgriCon Auction opens near Valley Center
- Treasurys Rally Sharply n Auction Successes
Rwanda: Tea Volumes Down 22 Percent At Mombasa Auction
AllAfrica.com
The volume which was auctioned on Monday and Tuesday this week represents a 22 percent decline compared to last week. GA_googleFillSlot( “AllAfrica_Story_InsetA” );The Director General of Rwanda Tea Development Authority (cir-The) Anthony Butera said that the quantity offered entirely depends on how much is available in Rwanda’s tea warehouse based in Mombasa. “There could be less tea in our stores. We always restock our warehouse in Kenya whenever volumes are low to maintain quantities for auctioning.
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Fortunoff loose-diamond auction nets nice recovery
National Jeweler Network
announced this week that its auction of Fortunoff’s loose diamonds recovered more than 73 percent of the retailer’s cost according to a press release from SimplexDiam. The New York-based liquidation specialists held the auction online earlier this month. The auction included small (70 pointers and below) uncertified stones only. “We knew we’d attain a tangibly better recovery than the competition that’s why we took the project” SimplexDiam Chief Executive fficer Yogesh Madhavani said in the release. “Both the bidders and the estate seem quite happy with the result.
AgriCon Auction opens near Valley Center
Bizjournals.com
to build new plant A farm and construction equipment auction company has opened in the former Groendyke trucking terminal near Valley Center. AgriCon Auction LLC was founded by Gary Graber. The firm will hold its first auction July 25. “We’re beginning to get equipment consigned. We’re seeing quite a bit of activity” Graber says.
Treasurys Rally Sharply n Auction Successes
Wall Street Journal
–>Treasurys Rally Sharply n Auction Successes ArticleCommentsmore in. government’s $27 billion seven-year bond auction Thursday completed the Treasury Department’s hat trick in a week of record supply and sent prices of Treasurys sharply higher in afternoon trade. “ne thing is quite clear” noted Dan Greenhaus strategist at Miller Tabak & Co. “The Treasury is having relatively few if any issues selling its debt.