Archive for the January 29, 2019
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China's most actively traded corn futures jumped 1.6 percent on Friday to 1,863 yuan ($275.54) per tonne, the biggest daily rise in more than a year, after a government statement calling on state firms to
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ICE Canadian canola futures rose on Friday, lifted by spillover strength from soyaoil and technical buying. Strength in the Canadian dollar and commercial hedge selling limited canola's gains, a trader said. March canola added $1.50
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Ukraine's agriculture ministry has urged exporters to comply with export memorandum terms as most of the agreed volume of wheat for the 2018/19 season traders has already been shipped, analyst APK-Inform said on Tuesday. Some
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Jordan's state grain buyer has issued another international tender to purchase 120,000 tonnes of animal feed barley to be sourced from optional origins, European traders said on Thursday. The tender deadline is January 30. Jordan
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Coffee shipments from Vietnam are expected to rise to 200,000 tonnes in January from 153,906 tonnes in December, traders said on Thursday, as they are hastily fulfilling their orders before a week-long Lunar New Year
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The Karachi Port handled 230,596 tonnes of cargo comprising 149,519 tonnes of import cargo and 81,077 tonnes of export cargo including 8,759 loaded and empty containers during the last 24 hours ending at 0700 hours
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Northwest European gasoline refining margins dropped to seven-year lows of minus $3.80 a barrel as rising stocks in the Atlantic basin continued to weigh heavily. Benchmark US gasoline refining margins dropped after EIA data showed
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China's soyabean imports from the United States plunged 99 percent in December to just 69,298 tonnes, customs data showed on Friday, taking its full-year 2018 imports to the lowest level since 2008 amid an ongoing
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Saudi Arabia's stock market rose sharply on Monday to a three- and-a-half year high boosted by blue-chip bank shares, while Dubai was buoyed by financials and real estate stocks. Saudi Arabia's index rose 1.4 percent
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Indian shares ended more than 1 percent lower on Monday, dented by financials such as ICICI Bank and Yes Bank Ltd, with exposure to Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS) group companies still hurting. A
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