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Taiwan's feed industry procurement association MFIG purchased about 65,000 tonnes of corn to be sourced optionally from the United States of Brazil in an international tender which closed on Wednesday, European traders said. The tender had sought shipment
Brazilian soyabean exports are expected to end April at the lowest level for that month in four years, based on government figures for the first few days of the month, ship lineup data going forward and industry source estimates. According to Williams' sh
Russia expects to use about 210 billion roubles ($3.3 billion) from its National Wealth Fund this year to pay back oil firms as part of a deal to keep down domestic gasoline and diesel prices, a senior finance ministry official said on Friday. The governm
Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Friday, scoring a third day of gains in four, tracking strength in US soyaoil on the Chicago Board of Trade. Palm also recorded a weekly gain, up 1.3 percent, supported by declines in the ringgit earlier this week.
The US Department of Agriculture will revise its monthly world supply and demand crop reports starting in May to try to account for the outsized role of China's global grain stocks, a government official said on Tuesday, confirming a note on a USDA websit
Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) futures ended higher on Friday, after touching a 1-1/2-week low earlier in the session, on position adjustments but they booked a two percent loss for the week amid worries over US-Sino trade talks. The benchmark TOCOM rub
Ghana's cocoa output is expected to drop nearly 6 percent this season to 850,000 tonnes because of disease and dry weather, sources at the cocoa regulator, COCOBOD, said on Wednesday. Ghana previously forecast production of 900,000 tonnes, the same as the
US Wheat Associates, the group representing the United States wheat industry, is eying an 80% chunk of Brazil's 750,000-tonne tariff-free wheat import quota, Vince Peterson, the group's president, told Reuters on Wednesday. Peterson is leading a delegatio
Dry conditions have worsened prospects for this summer's wheat and barley harvests in the European Union, crop consultancy Strategie Grains said as it cut production forecasts for both cereals. In a monthly cereal report published on Thursday, the French
Even with an ongoing trade war, China was the top destination for US soyabeans during the first half of the current marketing year, and the Asian country will help determine whether American beans can meet the US government's full-year export targets. Dat
ICE Canadian nearby canola futures fell on Wednesday for a third straight session, following declines in allied US soyabean markets, traders said. Spreading was a feature as commodity funds continued to roll positions in the May futures contract into forw
Argentina will freeze prices on dozens of staple products, including rice, sugar and milk, in a bid to rein in rampant inflation and support hard-hit consumers ahead of national elections at the end of the year. The government said on Wednesday it had agr
Ivory Coast's Coffee and Cocoa Council (CCC) has sold around 900,000 tonnes of cocoa through export contracts for the 2019/20 season which begins in October, two sources at the industry's regulator said on Wednesday. CCC aims to sell about 1.6 million ton
China's aluminium production fell 3.6 percent on a daily basis in March from the previous two months to its lowest rate since October, according to calculations based on official data, pressured by winter curbs on industry and low prices for the metal. Th
Northwest European gasoline refining margins rose on Wednesday, supported by refinery outages in the region and strong exports. US gasoline stocks fell last week by 1.2 million barrels, compared with analysts' expectations in a Reuters poll for a 2.1 mill
China's crude steel output grew 10 percent in March compared with the same month a year ago as mills ramped up operations amid a profit margin recovery and less stringent curbs on production in the country's anti-smog crackdown. Mills in the world's bigge
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) corn futures stumbled on Wednesday on expectations that US farmers will make progress planting the next crop, traders said. CBOT May corn closed 3/4-cent lower at $3.58-1/4 per bushel. The contract set itts lowest price since
Germany's 2019 wheat harvest will jump 20.6 percent on the year to 24.44 million tonnes with rising expectations of a recovery after the drought-reduced harvest last year, the country's association of farm cooperatives (DRV) said on Tuesday. The German cr
The Karachi Port handled 89,762 tonnes of cargo comprising 41,334 tonnes of import cargo and 48,428 tonnes of export cargo including 3,085 loaded and empty containers during the last 24 hours ending at 0700 hours on Friday.
Prices improved slightly on the cotton market on Friday in the process of sustained buying of fine quality of lint, dealers said. The official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 8,800, they added. In the ready session, over 5,000 bales of cotton finalised betw
Brazilian ethanol prices jumped as much as 15 percent in the last week, the largest weekly gains since 2010, as strong demand by fuel distributors ahead of a national holiday met reduced offers by mills struggling to kick off harvesting of the new cane cr
A Paris appeal court on Thursday handed a 30-year jail term to Abdelkader Merah, brother of a French jihadist who shot dead seven people, finding him guilty of being an accomplice in the 2012 murders.
Sudanese protest leaders have announced plans to unveil a civilian body to take over from the ruling military council as demonstrators thronged Friday outside army headquarters. The military council, which took power after ousting longtime leader Omar al-
Singapore has extradited an Indian national to the United States to face charges in a call center fraud that scammed millions of dollars from victims in the United States, the Justice Department announced Friday. Hitesh Madhubhai Patel, 42, of Ahmedabad,
Ethnic violence that has gripped central Mali has led to the downfall of the government, accused of failing to stem bloodshed that has claimed about 600 lives. A statement from President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita's office late Thursday said he had accepted t
The roof of a church collapsed during mass near the eastern South African city of Durban, killing 13 people and injuring at least 16, officials said Friday. The accident happened on Thursday evening in the town of Dlangubo, north of Durban, after heavy ra
President Emmanuel Macron on Friday hosted representatives of the Kurdish-led force that defeated Islamic State (IS) extremists in Syria, assuring them of France's support in the fight against remaining jihadists. The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (S
President Emmanuel Macron has awarded the country's top honour to the controversial top-selling French novelist Michel Houellebecq, a scourge of the establishment for his bitter denunciations of modern France. Macron bestowed the Legion d'honneur on Houel
A health worker fighting an Ebola outbreak in DR Congo was killed Friday in an attack on a hospital in the eastern city of Butembo, the World Health Organization (WHO) said. The attack is the latest in a string of assaults on teams grappling with a near n
Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo attended church services on Friday in tribute to 29 German tourists who died when their bus tumbled down a slope and crashed into a house on the tourist island of Madeira. Investigators are still trying to determine why
President Donald Trump spoke this week with Khalifa Haftar, the Libyan warlord fighting to capture the capital Tripoli, the White House said Friday. Trump and Haftar spoke on Monday "to discuss ongoing counterterrorism efforts and the need to achieve peac
France and Italy will work on "initiatives" for Libya as there is no military solution to the crisis, the countries' foreign ministers said on Friday. The pledge came as the attempted offensive by Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar on Tripoli has thrown into
The UN said Friday it had evacuated 163 refugees from war-ravaged Libya to neighbouring Niger, but more than 3,000 others were still trapped in detention centres affected by clashes. The move marked the first evacuation of refugees and migrants out of Lib
Eurozone business growth was at its lowest level since 2014, a closely watched survey said on Thursday, dragged down by stagnation in France and a sluggish Germany. Beset by looming political risks such as Brexit and weaker global growth, the eurozone is
China said leaders from 37 nations and North Korean representatives will attend a summit for its Belt and Road Initiative next week as it hit back at criticism of the massive trade infrastructure project. Chinese President Xi Jinping's pet project is a $1
British shoppers ignored worries about an impending Brexit deadline and spent heavily in March, official data showed on Thursday. Retail sales volumes surged by the most in nearly two-and-a-half years in annual terms, leaping by 6.7 percent, the Office fo
Netflix announced plans Thursday to create a New York City production center for its original programs that could lead to thousands of new jobs. Up to $100 million will be invested for an expanded office in Manhattan and six sound stages in Brooklyn.