Archive for the February 12, 2019
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Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures were mostly higher on Friday on optimism for improving demand for US exports and as the government estimated US winter wheat plantings at a 110-year low, traders said. CBOT
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Asian spot prices for liquefied natural gas (LNG) dipped to a 17-month low on subdued trading activity in Asia-Pacific due to a week-long Chinese New Year holiday and a number of new supply offers on
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Farmers have halted sales of Brazil's soyabeans as port premiums swooned, the real currency strengthened and a pause in a trade war prompted top importer China to purchase soya from the United States, growers and
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Rice export prices in India edged higher this week on buying from Africa, while a strengthening baht trimmed demand for the Thai variety as activity was muted across most Asian hubs due to the Lunar
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Lack of buying interest among buyers again witnessed on the cotton market on Monday despite surge in dollar's value and versus the rupee and short crop news from neighbouring country, dealers said. The official spot
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Demand for physical gold in India rose this week as jewellers stocked up for a major exhibition, allowing dealers to cut discounts to the lowest in two months, while the Lunar New Year holiday kept
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On Friday at Pakistan Mercantile Exchange Limited, PMEX Commodity Index closed at 3,612. The traded value of Metals, Energy and COTS/FX was recorded at PKR 5.498 billion and the number of lots traded 7,662. Major
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Euronext wheat futures rose on Friday as a second sale of French wheat to Egypt in as many weeks encouraged a technical rebound from a two-month low. However, gains were curbed by stiff competition in
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Chicago Board of Trade corn futures weakened on Friday as improving weather in South America raised prospects for big crops that will compete with US corn in export markets, traders said. CBOT March corn was
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Chicago Board of Trade soyabean futures ended firmer on Friday as late-session short-covering lifted prices from earlier lows, although traders continued to weigh abundant soya supplies against uncertain demand from China, traders said. CBOT March
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