The rupee sustained its overnight levels in terms of the dollar on the money market on Saturday in the process of trading, dealers said. The rupee showed no change in relation to the greenback for buying and selling at Rs 117.30 and Rs 117.80, they said.
The rupee sustained its overnight levels in terms of the dollar on the money market on Saturday in the process of trading, dealers said. The rupee showed no change in relation to the greenback for buying and selling at Rs 117.30 and Rs 117.80, they said.
Chicago Board of Trade soyabean futures closed higher on Thursday after the US Department of Agriculture projected 2018-19 soyabean ending stocks at 415 million bushels, below most trade expectations.
Benchmark northwest European gasoline barge cracks extended gains on Thursday, buoyed by a big draw in US inventories last week. Trading activity was largely muted, with several European countries having public holidays. US gasoline stocks fell by 2.2 mil
Brazil exported 1.98 million 60-kg bags of green coffee in April, 0.9 percent more than in the same period last year, exporters association Cecaff said in a monthly report on Wednesday. Although they were stable compared to the previous year, April shipme
Chicago Board of Trade corn futures ended fractionally lower on Thursday on technical selling and spillover weakness from wheat. CBOT July corn settled down 3/4 cent at $4.02 per bushel. Market drew underlying support from the US Department of Agriculture
Tea prices in Bangladesh were barely changed at the weekly auction amid a higher supply than the previous sale, although strong demand for quality leaf capped a steeper price decline. Bangladeshi tea fetched an average of 213.09 taka ($2.6) per kg at the
Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures fell Thursday to a near two-week low after the US Department of Agriculture's first official estimate of the 2018-19 US wheat harvest came in above trade expectations, traders said. Chicago Board of Trade July soft red
Export prices for rice surged to a near four-year high in Vietnam this week due to strong demand, while slow buying interest put pressure on prices of Indian rice. The threat of floods also raised the prospect of Bangladesh stepping up purchases. Vietnam'
China will cut its soyabean imports for the first time in 15 years in 2018/19, the agriculture ministry forecast on Thursday, as a trade spat with the United States pushes pig farmers in the world's top buyer to seek cheaper proteins. In its first predict
Subdued business was seen on the local market on Saturday as most of the leading buyers kept on the sidelines due to short supply position, dealers said. The official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 7400, they added. In the ready session, approximately, 100
China plans to open more of its futures contracts to foreign investors, a senior official said on Friday, as Beijing launched its "internationalised" iron ore contract, part of a bid to boost its sway over pricing of major commodity imports. Global mercha
ICE Canadian canola futures rose on Thursday, getting a boost from higher soyabean prices after a US report forecast smaller than expected supplies. The US Department of Agriculture projected soyabean ending stocks at the end of the 2018-19 marketing year
Brazil's 2017-18 second-corn crop output is expected to fall by 12 percent this season, consultancy Agroconsult said on Thursday, citing a poor climate and a small reduction of planted area. Brazil's second-corn crop will fall to 60.2 million tonnes this
European wheat prices turned lower on Thursday as the market digested a monthly report issued by the US Department of Agriculture which also triggered losses in Chicago. The government report put US wheat ending stocks at 955 million bushels for 2018/19 a
Asia's naphtha crack extended gains for the sixth straight session to hit a near 4-1/2 month high on Thursday at $106.03 a tonne as supplies were squeezed while demand stayed firm. Formosa, Asia's top naphtha buyer, bought around 100,000 tonnes of open-sp
China's iron and steel market wobbled to find a direction on Thursday as spot trading continued to be dull, although analysts held onto a positive outlook for the world's largest steelmaking country. The most-active construction rebar futures on the Shang
Cereal crops in the EU are generally in good shape, partly reflecting improved conditions in Spain after drought last year, but grain belts in the east of the bloc could suffer if hot weather continues, analyst firm Strategie Grains said. After a chilly,
Soya harvesting machines are getting stuck in the mud as they try to move over water-logged fields in Argentina, threatening the country's main cash crop as the government tries to stabilize its volatile peso currency and meet its new deficit target. The
A series of measures from India's central bank to lure foreign buyers into the country's short-term debt market could easily backfire, investors fear, exposing the economy to volatile "hot money" flows. The Reserve Bank of India lifted (RBI) a restriction
A series of measures from India's central bank to lure foreign buyers into the country's short-term debt market could easily backfire, investors fear, exposing the economy to volatile "hot money" flows. The Reserve Bank of India lifted (RBI) a restriction
The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX rose 23.82 points, or 0.15 percent, to 15,983.32, its seventh straight gain. The index rose 1.6 for the week, its best weekly performance since mid-February. The biggest contributor to the TSX gain was Enbridge with 10
China will encourage banks, brokerages, insurers and individuals to invest more in local government bonds as part of steps to shore up their bond issuance, the finance ministry said on Tuesday. Beijing has pushed to get local governments' borrowing under
China will encourage banks, brokerages, insurers and individuals to invest more in local government bonds as part of steps to shore up their bond issuance, the finance ministry said on Tuesday. Beijing has pushed to get local governments' borrowing under
Japanese investors bought a record 282.1 billion yen ($2.57 billion) of Spanish bonds in March, Japanese government data showed on Thursday, highlighting increased foreign demand for euro zone debt. Net Japanese buying of Spanish bonds surpassed a previou
Japanese investors bought a record 282.1 billion yen ($2.57 billion) of Spanish bonds in March, Japanese government data showed on Thursday, highlighting increased foreign demand for euro zone debt. Net Japanese buying of Spanish bonds surpassed a previou
Foreigners withdrew money from Asian equity markets for the third consecutive month in April as rising US bond yields and trade tensions between the United States and China soured investors' appetite for riskier assets. Overseas investors sold about $6.5
The Treasury yield curve on Friday was the flattest it had been since July 2007 as shorter-dated yields rose on expectations the Federal Reserve would hike US interest rates in spite of weaker-than-expected economic data this week. The spread between the
The Treasury yield curve on Friday was the flattest it had been since July 2007 as shorter-dated yields rose on expectations the Federal Reserve would hike US interest rates in spite of weaker-than-expected economic data this week. The spread between the
Cyber security firm Avast shares were down 2.6 percent in early trade on Thursday in the London Stock Exchange's biggest debut in almost a year. Priced at 250 pence per share, the private equity-backed firm was trading at 243.5 pence as of 0801 GMT. Banke
Cyber security firm Avast shares were down 2.6 percent in early trade on Thursday in the London Stock Exchange's biggest debut in almost a year. Priced at 250 pence per share, the private equity-backed firm was trading at 243.5 pence as of 0801 GMT. Banke
AXA's listing of its US division raised less than targeted, but the French group said the proceeds were enough to ensure it can pursue a $15.3 billion acquisition of XL Group. Europe's second-biggest insurer by market capitalisation behind Allianz said it
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett on Monday said buyers of bitcoin, which he has characterized as "rat poison squared," thrive on the hope they'll find other people who will pay more for it. Likening bitcoin demand to the tulip bulb mania in 17th centur
US fund investors are wavering on one of their favourite bets of the last year, walloping emerging-market stocks and hunkering down in short-term bonds. Funds offered in the United States but invested in shares in emerging markets recorded $870 million in
US fund investors are wavering on one of their favourite bets of the last year, walloping emerging-market stocks and hunkering down in short-term bonds. Funds offered in the United States but invested in shares in emerging markets recorded $870 million in
The S&P 500 rose on Friday, helped by healthcare stocks after President Donald Trump blasted high drug prices but avoided taking aggressive measures to cut them. Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer each rose over 1 percent while Merck & Co jumped 2.8 percent aft
Most Western technology companies are losing ground in Russia under the weight of restrictive rules and mounting local competition. Germany's SAP is thriving. SAP is the clear leader in the Russian business-planning software market, supplying 53 of the to
Chinese, Middle East and Russian companies are in "preliminary discussions" to build an up to $2.7 billion, 100,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) refinery for Sri Lanka's state-owned Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC), the head of the fuel retailer said on Friday.
Dozens of Egyptians have protested at Cairo metro stations in a rare display of public discontent as the government tightens spending and pushes austerity measures, according to posts on social media. The government raised the price of tickets on Cairo's
The parts shortage that halted production at Ford, General Motors and Fiat-Chrysler factories has now forced Mercedes-Benz to stop building SUVs at its plant in the US state of Alabama, the automaker said Friday. The Mercedes-Benz US International Inc. pl
Sri Lanka's President Maithripala Sirisena left on a two-day visit to Iran Saturday to improve trade relations and secure investment from the Islamic republic, his office said. Sirisena will hold talks with his Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani on streng
A record number of German companies believe economies in foreign markets where they do business will improve despite rising political and trade risks, a survey published on Friday showed. Some 40 percent of the 5,100 companies surveyed during March and Ap
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing said Friday it would suspend its car-pool service for a week as it deals with an outcry over the murder of a flight attendant found dead after ordering a ride home. The 21-year-old woman, identified by police only b
India's industrial output growth slowed to a five-month low of 4.4 percent in March, dragged down by smaller increases in mining, but the central bank is expected to hold interest rates in its next policy meeting amid growing inflation concerns.
Rupert Murdoch's newspaper-focused News Corp on Thursday reported a loss in the past quarter, as results were hit by a writedown in the value of its Australian television operations and declines in print advertising revenues. The New York-based media grou
While Russia has condemned Washington for its withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, Moscow remains less exposed to the economic consequences of US sanctions than Europe and its companies could even benefit from the move. "The deal and the lifting of sanc
The Canadian dollar weakened against its US counterpart on Friday, with the currency pulling back from an earlier three-week high after domestic jobs data tempered expectations for a Bank of Canada interest rate hike this month. At 4 p.m. EDT (2000 GMT),
Argentina's peso tumbled to a record low against the dollar on Friday, prompting the central bank to intervene in the spot market for a second straight day, as talks for an International Monetary Fund financing line failed to calm traders.
The dollar's newfound shine will fade as the US economy's strength and higher interest rates won't support the currency's resurgence for longer than another three months at most, a Reuters poll found. After falling over 2 percent in the first quarter, in
The dollar fell for a third day on Friday against a basket of currencies as traders booked gains on its recent run-up spurred by the widening interest rate gaps in favour of the United States and signs of cooling growth in the rest of the world. The Swedi
Russia's Finance Ministry said it would increase its daily purchases of foreign currency for state reserves to the equivalent of 16.1 billion roubles ($256.74 million) between May 10 and June 6. Total purchases for the upcoming period will be equivalent t
Speculators' net short dollar position in the latest week fell to its lowest level in nearly three months, according to calculations by Reuters and Commodity Futures Trading Commission data released on Friday. The value of the net short dollar position wa
Currency trading on Thomson Reuters' platforms rose almost 18 percent in April from the same month a year earlier as the strong start to 2018 continued, although volumes were down slightly on March, the company said on Tuesday. Average daily volumes in Ap
Wenn Digital, the developer of an image protection blockchain platform licensed by Eastman Kodak Co, said on Thursday it intends to raise up to $50 million in a combined public and private token offering. Wenn Digital has created the blockchain-based syst
China's central bank will maintain its neutral monetary policy and keep liquidity and credit growth largely steady while keeping the yuan currency basically stable, it said on Friday. The central bank's surprising cut in reserve requirement ratios (RRR) o
Sterling's recent slide is a blip and the currency will bounce back over the coming year, once again approaching pre-Brexit referendum levels, according to a Reuters poll of foreign exchange strategists. Predictions the Bank of England would raise rates t
Morocco on Friday announced a set of incentives for local millers to opt for domestic wheat instead of imports. They include a flat rate subsidy of 10 dirhams ($1.068) per 100 kg of soft wheat to millers using local wheat, the Ministry of Agriculture said
World sugar production will outstrip demand by 12.59 million tonnes in the 2018/19 crop year that begins on Oct. 1, according to an industry presentation from sugar analysts at S&P Global Platts/Kingsman during New York "Sugar Week."
Commodity funds opened the month holding record bullish views in Chicago-traded soyabean meal and record bearish views in soyabean oil, creating the most lopsided speculative positioning in history between the two soya products.
Glencore and United Company Rusal have asked the London Metal Exchange to temporarily lift its suspension on Rusal's aluminium after an extension of the deadline for companies to wind down contracts with the Russian firm under US sanctions, sources said.
ICE cotton futures edged up slightly after touching their lowest in more than two-weeks on Friday after the demand outlook from the United States Department of Agriculture on Thursday disappointed investors. The most active ICE cotton contract for July ex
Brazil will surpass the United States as the largest producer of soyabeans this year, taking over the top ranking for the first time in history, oilseeds crusher group Abiove said on Friday. The US is expected to harvest 116.48 million tonnes of soyabeans
A giant sugar crop from India this year will more than compensate for the lowest output in a decade from central Brazil, millers and traders said this week, putting the market on course for two years of record global oversupply.
Louis Dreyfus Company has offloaded the bulk of its certified robusta coffee stocks ahead of a rule change that will make it more expensive to carry the coffee forward, industry sources told Reuters. Some 59,270 tonnes of robusta coffee has changed hands
US soyabean supplies are seen falling in the upcoming marketing year as domestic usage and exports are expected to remain strong even as production eases, the US Agriculture Department said on Thursday. Domestic corn and wheat stocks are also expected to
US soyabean exports will break a record in the upcoming marketing year despite the growing threat of a trade war with top-buyer China, the US Department of Agriculture said on Thursday, but traders expressed doubts about that forecast.
Cardiff Blues won the European Challenge Cup for the second time on Friday with a dramatic 31-30 victory over Gloucester secured by a nerveless, last-minute penalty from Gareth Anscombe. The Welsh side, who were also champions in 2010, were 20-6 down at h
Super-fit of Pakistan Army Abdullah came from behind crossing a last leg of 10-km in just 12 minutes creating a dash record of 74-kilometer per hour by winning the second stage of 110 km of the Serena International Tour de Khunjrab Road Cycle Race after l
Former England star Rio Ferdinand's confession that he placed club above country when he played at two World Cup finals will be one present England manager Gareth Southgate hopes to avoid in Russia. The 39-year-old former central defender won 81 caps for
Fancy shelling out 3,500 euros ($4,200) for a night in a budget hotel? Liverpool and Real Madrid fans who do not may end up sleeping rough for the night when they come to Kiev for the Champions League final. The Ukrainian capital is the focus of fan fury
Legendary BBC commentator John Motson retires on Sunday after half a century of loyal service that made him and his trademark sheepskin coat a fixture of English football fans' weekends. The 72-year-old - who has commentated on 29 FA Cup finals and six Wo
Provincial Minister HR&MA Khalil Tahir Sandhu has expressed deep sense of sorrow and grief over the death of Pakistan hockey legend Mansoor Ahmed. In a condolence message, the Minister prayed that may Allah Almighty rest the departed soul in eternal peace
Lewis Hamilton roared back to form and secured a stunning pole position for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix when he delivered a record-breaking qualifying lap on Saturday. The defending four time world champion and current series leader broke the track lap re
Britain's Reece Prescod burst out of nowhere to upstage world champion Justin Gatlin and beat the wet weather to win a thrilling 100m on the line in Shanghai on Saturday. Running unnoticed out in lane number nine, the unheralded 22-year-old grabbed a shoc
Sweden's Malcolm Kokocinski secured his maiden Asian Tour title when he fired six-under-par 65 in the final round to win the AB Bank Bangladesh Open by three shots in Dhaka on Saturday. Kokocinski overturned a three-shot deficit from the third round to ca
Ireland took two wickets in two balls as their inaugural men's Test finally got going at Malahide on Saturday. Pakistan were reduced to 13 for two, with Boyd Rankin and Tim Murtagh the successful bowlers.
At least 19 people were killed Saturday in northern Myanmar when ethnic rebels attacked security force posts and a casino in an area bordering China, the most deadly flare-up in recent years that undercuts government efforts to win peace in the troubled c
The US space agency said Friday it plans to launch the first-ever helicopter to Mars in 2020, a miniature, unmanned drone-like chopper that could boost our understanding of the Red Planet. Known simply as "The Mars Helicopter," the device weighs less than
At least 11 Iranians were among those killed in unprecedented Israeli strikes on Syria this week, a monitor said Saturday. "At least 27 pro-regime fighters were killed" in Thursday's strikes, said Rami Abdel Rahman, director of the Britain-based Syrian Ob
At least 86 pro-regime fighters were killed in Syria over the past week in battles against the IS group as regime forces push to clear jihadists from their last stronghold in Damascus, a monitor said Saturday.
Hungary's formerly far-right party Jobbik elected a new leader Saturday seen as likely to keep it on its current path away from its extremist roots. Tamas Sneider, 45, was chosen as Jobbik president at a party congress, a spokesman told reporters, after f
A Japanese lawmaker has come under fire after saying women should have several children or risk becoming a burden on the state. Kanji Kato, a 72-year-old MP in Prime Minister Shizo Abe's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), said newlyweds should raise a