Archive for  December 2012
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Soft commodity giant Armajaro Trading Ltd is expanding its presence in cotton with plans to buy medium-sized UK-based Plexus Cotton Ltd, sources familiar with the situation said. Final details of the transaction are still being
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Peru will nearly double its copper output in the next two years and will not give up on a $5 billion project by Newmont Mining that has stalled due to community opposition, its mines and
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Oil prices jumped by the most in weeks on Wednesday, with US crude reaching its highest in more than two months as technical buying and signs of speedier efforts to avert a US fiscal crisis
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Gold demand in India, the world's biggest buyer of the metal, rose on Wednesday as prices eased following a drop in the world market and on a firm rupee. The actively traded gold contract for
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Benchmark Tokyo rubber futures rose for a third day on Wednesday, gaining 1.3 percent to their highest level in more than seven-and-a-half months, continuing to get support from a weaker yen on expectations of further
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USDA said on Wednesday that private exporters had reported 115,000 tonnes of soybeans sold to China and a further 108,000 tonnes of soybeans sold to unknown destinations for the 2012/13 marketing year. The marketing year
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Indonesia, the world's top palm oil producer, reduced its export tax on crude palm oil to 7.5 percent for January from 9 percent in December, an official at the Trade Ministry said on Wednesday. Indonesia
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Indonesia, the world's top palm oil producer, reduced its export tax on crude palm oil to 7.5 percent for January from 9 percent in December, an official at the Trade Ministry said on Wednesday. Indonesia
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Corn and soyabean spot basis bids held steady around the US Midwest in an abbreviated trading session on Monday, with little market activity ahead of Tuesday's Christmas holiday, grain merchants said. Some processors and elevators
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Cash basis bids for hard red winter wheat in the southern US Plains mostly held steady on Wednesday and farmer selling was at a near standstill one day after the Christmas holiday, dealers said. The
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