Agriculture
July eased 20 cents to $616.40 on volume of 871 contracts. May-July spread widened to a May premium of $11.90, trading 575 times. Chicago Board of Trade May soybeans rose 8-1/2 US cents to US $14.79-1/2 per bushel, on support from a firm cash market.
- Wheat: Some Semblance Of Clarity Obtaining In Mark
July 11, 2013 Wheat As the provincial food departments enter the last leg of their procurement drives, things are finally gaining some semblance of clarity in the market. In a telephonic conversation earlier this week, sources within Punjab Food...
- Wheat Imports From Pakistan May Climb To Highest In Five Years
Wednesday, July-10-2013 Wheat imports by Pakistan, Asia?s third-largest producer, may climb to the highest level in five years after a declined in the harvest boosted local prices, according to a traders group. ?We may import up to 500,000 tons of wheat...
- European Wheat Prices Mostly Lower
Western European wheat prices were mostly flat to lower on Monday as export-boosting weakness in the euro partly offset broad losses in commodities linked to a controversial bailout plan for euro-zone member Cyprus. Worries over the consequences of a...
- Soyabean Futures Slip
US soyabean futures slid on Wednesday, breaking a three-session rise, and corn fell for a fourth straight day on profit-taking ahead of a government crop report on Friday and as some weather forecasts suggested a wetter trend in Argentina next week. ...
- Cotton Market: Prices Firm Amid Modest Trading
December 05, 2012: Rates moved up cautiously on the cotton market on Tuesday after the short fall in phutti arrivals in the Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association (PCGA) fortnightly report, dealers said. Official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 5,900, they...
Agriculture
Canadian canola futures mixed
ICE Canadian canola futures finished mixed on Monday, pressured in thin trading volume by late commercial hedges against farmer cash sales. Farmers seen making deliveries of old-crop canola. But supplies remain tight, and old-crop May and July were steadier than new-crop November. Most-active May canola added 50 cents to $628.30 per tonne on volume of 5,393 contracts.
July eased 20 cents to $616.40 on volume of 871 contracts. May-July spread widened to a May premium of $11.90, trading 575 times. Chicago Board of Trade May soybeans rose 8-1/2 US cents to US $14.79-1/2 per bushel, on support from a firm cash market.
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- Wheat: Some Semblance Of Clarity Obtaining In Mark
July 11, 2013 Wheat As the provincial food departments enter the last leg of their procurement drives, things are finally gaining some semblance of clarity in the market. In a telephonic conversation earlier this week, sources within Punjab Food...
- Wheat Imports From Pakistan May Climb To Highest In Five Years
Wednesday, July-10-2013 Wheat imports by Pakistan, Asia?s third-largest producer, may climb to the highest level in five years after a declined in the harvest boosted local prices, according to a traders group. ?We may import up to 500,000 tons of wheat...
- European Wheat Prices Mostly Lower
Western European wheat prices were mostly flat to lower on Monday as export-boosting weakness in the euro partly offset broad losses in commodities linked to a controversial bailout plan for euro-zone member Cyprus. Worries over the consequences of a...
- Soyabean Futures Slip
US soyabean futures slid on Wednesday, breaking a three-session rise, and corn fell for a fourth straight day on profit-taking ahead of a government crop report on Friday and as some weather forecasts suggested a wetter trend in Argentina next week. ...
- Cotton Market: Prices Firm Amid Modest Trading
December 05, 2012: Rates moved up cautiously on the cotton market on Tuesday after the short fall in phutti arrivals in the Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association (PCGA) fortnightly report, dealers said. Official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 5,900, they...