Ukraine's grain harvest fell 13.7 percent to 46 million tonnes in 2009 from a record 53.3 million in 2008, the State Statistics Committee said on Friday. The committe said in a statement the wheat crop

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Corn and soyabean spot basis bids were mostly steady to higher at US Midwest processors and elevators on Friday amid slow farmer selling of both crops, dealers said. Farmers retreated to the sidelines after the

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The Bank of Khyber has announced the profit rates on PLS deposits for the period of six months ended 31st December 2009: ================================================ THE BANK OF KHYBER ================================================ 01-07-2009 upto 31-12-2009 ================================================ NOTICE DEPOSITS ------------------------------------------------

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The Bank of Khyber has announced the profit rates on PLS deposits for the period of six months ended 31st December 2009: ================================================ THE BANK OF KHYBER ================================================ 01-07-2009 upto 31-12-2009 ================================================ NOTICE DEPOSITS ------------------------------------------------

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US copper futures drifted to a softer close on Friday, extending a phase of consolidation from Tuesday's sharp sell off and falling under the weight of a firmer dollar and rising stockpiles in global warehouses.

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New York gold futures fell 1 percent on Friday, finishing the week on a weak note as a dollar rise dampened investor sentiment, but palladium rose sharply on strong investment demand related to the US

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Platinum group metals are positioned for a stellar year, with new investment vehicles in the United States seen as a precursor to a wave of investment buying in anticipation of a recovery in industrial demand.

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US rice futures on the Chicago Board of Trade declined on Friday as a firmer dollar pressured grains and most other commodities, traders said. Dollar rose broadly on US manufacturing and consumer price data, while

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US soyabean futures on the Chicago Board of Trade fell 1 percent on Friday on prospects for large South American crops and spillover weakness from other markets including corn and crude oil, traders said. A

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Cotton imports in China, the world's largest consumer, picked up in December and surged 92 percent to 217,000 tonnes from November, the China Cotton Association reported, citing official Customs figures. The December figure, a rise

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