Archive for November 2005
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Here is how major stock markets outside the United States ended on Tuesday. EUROPE STOCKS EXCHANGE: European stocks notched small gains boosted by a rise in mining companies, but shares in Barclays lost one percent
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Britain's top shares closed higher on Tuesday, helped by buoyant US consumer confidence data and gains by online gamer PartyGaming and catering company Compass Group, but Barclays fell on a mixed trading update. Shares in
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Schroders has broken new ground with the launch of a new fund that will trade futures, equities and currencies, to meet growing demand for investments in the commodity sector, the British fund manager said. Most
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Many European Union farmers will opt to grow more grains after sweeping reforms to sugar policy were agreed last week although some may seek to tap into surging biofuels demand and plant rapeseed, industry sources
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Oil fell on Tuesday after producer group Opec bent over backwards to assure consumers they would fill up their fuel tanks this winter. Opec's core Gulf producers appear determined to build up oil stockpiles in
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Iraq has issued a tender to transport 250,000 tonnes of US wheat bought from French trading company Dreyfus under the country's first free on board (FOB) commodities import deal, shippers said on Tuesday. The tender,
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Tuesday's Rotterdam vegetable oil prices at 1700 GMT. SOYOIL: EU degummed euro tonne fob ex-mill December 2005 467.00 +1.00 January 2006 464.00 +2.00 February 2006/April 2006 464.00 +2.00 May 2006/July 2006 466.00 +1.00. RAPEOIL: Dutch/EU
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Tuesday's Rotterdam vegetable oil prices at 1700 GMT. SOYOIL: EU degummed euro tonne fob ex-mill December 2005 467.00 +1.00 January 2006 464.00 +2.00 February 2006/April 2006 464.00 +2.00 May 2006/July 2006 466.00 +1.00. RAPEOIL: Dutch/EU
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Cotton futures settled marginally higher Tuesday on light buying by small speculators in quiet trade, with fiber waiting for leads to give it direction for the next move, brokers said. New York Board of Trade's
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London's robusta coffee slipped on Tuesday in sympathy with losses on the New York arabica market, dealers said. Liffe's benchmark January contract finished $9 lower at $1,050 a tonne after trading a $1,048-1,059 range. It
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