Archive for the January 22, 2019
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Brazil's center-south region will produce 30.2 million tonnes of sugar in the 2019/20 season, about 14 percent more than it did in the previous crop, broker and analyst INTL FCStone said in a report on
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Asia's naphtha cracks was at a one week low of $41 a tonne on Friday while gasoline was at a discount of 65 cents to Brent crude versus a discount of 67 cents the previous
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Prices of steel and steel-making raw materials in China rose on Friday, with iron ore hitting its highest in more than 10 months and rebar posting the best week in over two months, amid optimism
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The Karachi Port handled 274,794 tonnes of cargo comprising 192,670 tonnes of import cargo and 82,124 tonnes of export cargo including 9,351 loaded and empty containers during the last 24 hours ending at 0700 hours
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Global miner Rio Tinto on Friday reported a 2 percent rise in annual iron ore shipments from Australia on ramp-up of expanded mines and fewer weather related disruptions, meeting its guidance, and set a higher
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Germany is expected to import 45 million tonnes of hard coal this year, up roughly 1.4 percent from 2018 despite mounting competition from renewable energy, as the closure of domestic mines reduces domestic supply, importers
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Egypt's blue-chip shares rose on Monday, bolstered by financial stocks, while Saudi Arabia reversed early losses as most of its banks gained. Egypt's blue-chip index rose 0.9 percent with its largest bank, Commercial International Bank,
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Hong Kong's main Hang Seng index crept higher on Monday as investors shrugged off data showing the Chinese economy slowed within market expectations in the fourth quarter of 2018, amid expectations that Beijing would roll
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Japan's Nikkei advanced to a more than one-month high on Monday, tracking gains in US shares that helped buoy cyclical stocks such as shippers, while a weaker yen boosted exporters. The Nikkei share average rose
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European shares slipped on Monday from six-week highs after China's fourth-quarter growth figures confirmed a slowdown in the world's second-biggest economy, with 2018 its weakest year since 1990.The pan-European STOXX 600 fell 0.3 percent and
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