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    • News Desk
    • Jan 21st, 2010
    • Comments Off on China angst, dollar’s rise knocks base metals

    Industrial metals were knocked on Wednesday, with copper dropping to a one-week low as the euro tumbled versus the dollar and on demand worries after another move in top consumer China to tighten monetary policy.

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  • Oil prices fell below $78 a barrel on Wednesday as the dollar strengthened and Wall Street slipped on worries about bank lending curbs in China. US crude for February delivery, which expired on Wednesday, fell

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  • Wednesday's Rotterdam vegetable oil prices at 1700 GMT. SOYOIL: EU degummed euro tonne fob ex-mill February 2010/April 2010 635.00 +0.00 May 2010/July 2010 625.00. RAPEOIL: Dutch/EU euro tonne fob ex-mill February 2010/April 2010 unquoted May

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  • Wednesday's Rotterdam vegetable oil prices at 1700 GMT. SOYOIL: EU degummed euro tonne fob ex-mill February 2010/April 2010 635.00 +0.00 May 2010/July 2010 625.00. RAPEOIL: Dutch/EU euro tonne fob ex-mill February 2010/April 2010 unquoted May

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  • Platinum prices retreated on Wednesday, falling from earlier 17-month highs of $1,654, with positive sentiment from the recent launch of new exchange-traded funds overrun by a resurgent dollar. Gold prices also buckled, pressured by unfavourable

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    • News Desk
    • Jan 21st, 2010
    • Comments Off on US MIDDAY: sugar, coffee and cocoa drop

    Summaries of the ICE Futures US cocoa, coffee and sugar markets during early trade on Wednesday. March arabica coffee contract dropped 2.00 cents to $1.3890 per lb at 10:56 am EST (1556 GMT). Session range

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  • Wheat futures fell to their lowest level in 14 weeks in early trading at the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday on pressure from a firm dollar and plentiful global supplies, traders said. Minneapolis Grain

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  • Soyabean and corn futures on the Chicago Board of Trade tumbled early on Wednesday, under pressure from a resurgent dollar and ideas of a slowdown in China's economy, traders said. Banking authorities in China, the

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  • US copper futures fell 2.4 percent early on Wednesday, pressured by worries about demand after top consumer China took more measures to tighten monetary policy, although analysts said strong data later this week could build

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  • US gold futures hit a two-week low early on Wednesday, losing 2.5 percent as a sharp rally in the dollar dampened bullion's investment appeal as a hedge against paper currency depreciation. Gold for February delivery

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