Archive for the August 20, 2019
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Asia's naphtha crack was at a three-session low of $19.30 a tonne on Friday as the impact of plentiful supplies and cracker maintenance in August had more influence on the market than demand from South
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Wheat harvesting is coming to an end in the European Union's largest producing countries but repeated rain in recent weeks is causing concern about quality loss in some areas, experts said on Wednesday. Harvesting is
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The Karachi Port handled 77,560 tonnes of cargo comprising 61,014 tonnes of import cargo and 16,546 tonnes of export cargo including 1,761 loaded and empty containers during the last 24 hours ending at 0700 hours
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Vietnam's domestic coffee prices stayed unchanged on Thursday from a week ago amid quiet trading activity, while the recent heavy rains in the country's largest coffee-growing area did not cause any damage to the crops.
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Chinese iron ore futures ended nearly flat in wobbly trade on Friday amid supply worries after operations were suspended at a concentration plant in Brazil, but the steelmaking raw material posted its fourth consecutive weekly
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Li Haotong, CT Pan and Abraham Ancer will make Presidents Cup history when they line up against Tiger Woods' formidable United States team in December. They will become China, Taiwan and Mexico's first players at
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Naomi Osaka holds on to the top of the WTA rankings on Monday despite injury and elimination from the Cincinnati Masters. The Japanese lost to 20th placed Sofia Kenin in the quarter-finals on Sunday due
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England named an unchanged squad on Monday for this week's third Test against Australia at Headingley, with the injured James Anderson continuing his bid to return later in the series. The selectors kept faith with
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Compulsory neck guards on helmets for Australian cricketers are "not far away", the national team's medical chief said Monday after a sickening blow felled Steve Smith during the second Ashes Test. Australia have been at
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Philippe Gilbert, the 2012 road-race world champion, will return to Lotto Soudal next season at the age of 38 on a three-year contract, the team announced on Monday. Gilbert, who is in his third season
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