Archive for the May 16, 2017
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Palm oil on the European vegetable oils market eased on Friday due to profit taking in Malaysian palm oil futures following recent gains. Asking prices for palm oil were mostly between unchanged and $12.50 a
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Brazil exported 1.86 million 60-kg bags of green coffee in April, a 14.5 percent drop from a year earlier, on low supplies before the next crop hits the market, exporters association Cecaf said on Wednesday.
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Chicago Board of Trade July wheat futures closed lower on Friday after a choppy session amid technical selling and plentiful global supplies, traders said. CBOT July wheat settled down 1 cent at $4.32-3/4 a bushel.
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Export premiums for corn shipped from the US Gulf Coast were mostly steady to lower on Friday on light demand and ample supplies, with an accelerating South American harvest pressuring near-term cargoes, traders said. FOB
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Chinese iron ore futures dropped to near four-month lows on Friday and posted their seventh weekly loss out of eight, weighed down by concerns over weak demand in the world's top consumer. Slower than expected
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US natural gas futures closed at their highest so far this year on a string of bullish news, including a small stock build, possible pipeline delays, low production and a deal to boost liquefied natural
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European wheat futures were little changed on Friday amid a lull in export demand and with traders waiting for clearer signs about prospects for this summer's harvest. December milling wheat on the Paris-based Euronext exchange
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Trade activity picked up on the cotton market on Monday in the process of trading, dealers said. The official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 6700, they said. In ready session, over 7000 bales of
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On Friday at Pakistan Mercantile Exchange Limited, PMEX Commodity Index closed at 2,950. The total traded value of Metals, Energy and COTS/FX was recorded at PKR 2.603 billion and the number of lots traded was
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Soyabean futures on the Chicago Board of Trade fell Friday on technical selling and a private forecast for US soya plantings that topped the US Department of Agriculture's projection, analysts said. CBOT July soyabeans settled
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