Archive for November 2005
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US coffee futures jumped 4 percent Wednesday, buoyed in large part by speculators buying back their short positions from a recent three-week low and lingering worries about supply tightness, sources said. Traders and analysts said
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US cocoa futures settled a touch higher Wednesday in a quiet session, with market players continuing to switch positions ahead of the front-month delivery's first notice day in two weeks, traders said. But the bulls
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Raw sugar prices rebounded from a fall to a five-week low by banking on speculative buying to end firmer Wednesday and the sweetener may consolidate around its current level over the coming sessions, brokers said.
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Corn futures at the Chicago Board of Trade were mostly weak early on Wednesday amid a private forecast for a big US corn crop this year, traders said. Late Tuesday, commodity brokerage firm FC Stone
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Soft red winter wheat futures at the Chicago Board of Trade were lower early on Wednesday amid a sag in corn and soy and overall good crop weather in the US winter wheat belt, traders
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US copper futures opened with modest gains Wednesday on the heels of a slightly firmer London market as expectations of market volatility following expires of November traded options failed to materialise as some had forecast
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Chicago Board of Trade soyabean futures slipped about 3 to 5 cents early Wednesday then recovered a bit after soyameal turned higher in a technical rebound, traders said. "It has a meal/oil feel to it,"
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Gold in New York bounced from a six-week low on Wednesday, as metals and currency traders took a cue from a firmer euro against the dollar and after two days of heavy fund selling in
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Dnata Cargo, the cargo-handling operator at Dubai Airport, is doing its bit to assist relief flights to Pakistan. According to a press release issued here on Wednesday, in the last two weeks Dnata has put
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All customs export stations especially at Port Qasim will remain open till 7 pm on Thursday November 3 for examination. The arrangements have been made by the Collector Export, Nisar Mohammad on a request made
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