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Agriculture & Agribusiness
With 1.8 million quintals, Khenchela leads apple production in Algeria

With 1.8 million quintals, Khenchela leads apple production in Algeria

The Khenchela province continues to lead apple production in Algeria with a volume of about 1.8 million quintals, maintaining its leadership for the fifth consecutive year, amid notable developments in this agricultural sector and its ability to meet a significant portion of national demand. Algerian radio reported that Khenchela's apple production, spread over an area estimated at 5468 hectares, covers more than 34 percent of the national market needs, benefiting from farmers' mastery of agricultural techniques, which reflects on the quality of the product that is among the best locally.

Mar 23, 2026echoroukonline.com
Energy & Hydrocarbons
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Gold Holds Steady Despite Dollar Decline and Rising Tensions in the Middle East

Gold prices have maintained relative stability despite the decline of the US dollar, as investors monitor the impacts of oil supply disruptions resulting from the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Gold approached the $5000 per ounce level during early trading, after a slight decline of 0.3% in the previous session, reflecting a state of caution in global markets. Oil prices have risen again after a drop on Monday, as investors assess plans to draw from strategic reserves against the backdrop of escalating threats to energy infrastructure. The dollar index fell by 0.6%, which provided some support to gold prices. US President Donald Trump has called on other countries to help secure the Strait of H...

Mar 17, 2026iqtissadalbalad.dz
Banking & Finance
Gold prices drop by more than 3%

Gold prices drop by more than 3%

Gold prices fell by more than 3% this Monday, continuing their decline to the lowest level in nearly four months, with spot gold dropping 3.3% to $4340.09 per ounce, marking its ninth consecutive session of losses. The metal, which fell today, reached its lowest level since January 2, down more than 10% last week. U.S. gold futures for April delivery fell 5% to $4347.

Mar 23, 2026radioalgerie.dz

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