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ICE cotton futures settled higher on Monday as the dollar weakened and tumultuous weather in the US Southeast restricted progress in plantation of the natural fibre crop.
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.
Middle East crude benchmark Dubai jumped on Monday to the highest premium in more than five years ahead of an expected announcement by Washington to end US sanctions waivers for Iranian oil buyers, according to trade sources and Reuters data.
Oil prices jumped more than 2 percent on Monday to a near six-month high, on growing concern about tight global supplies after the United States announced a further clampdown on Iranian oil exports.
Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) futures jumped on Monday, tracking strong Shanghai futures, supported by firm oil prices. The benchmark TOCOM rubber contract for September delivery finished 0.8 yen ($0.0071) higher at 189.3 yen per kg.
Malaysian palm oil futures shed the previous session's gains to edge lower on Monday evening as traders locked in gains and sold on technical data reflecting a bearish outlook. The benchmark palm oil contract for July delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Deriva
North American cocoa grindings rose 1.98 percent in the first quarter of 2019 from the previous year, exceeding the expectations of many market participants, data from the National Confectioners Association (NCA) showed on Thursday.
Arabica coffee futures on ICE fell on Monday, after earlier climbing to their highest levels in 10 days, as technical weakness and a global glut continued to weigh down the market; while New York cocoa and raw sugar prices also fell. London cocoa, robusta
Gold inched up on Monday, moving away from a near 4-month trough touched in the previous session, drawing support from a drop in equities and a jump in crude oil prices.
Chicago wheat futures fell more than 1 percent to a one-month low on Monday, pressured by generally favourable US crop conditions and expectations of abundant global supplies, traders said.
Gold steadied on Monday, holding above a nearly four-month low touched the previous session on support from a weaker dollar and expectations the United States would put further restrictions on Iran's oil exports.
China's steel and iron ore futures rose on Monday after last week recording their worst weekly performance in several months, buoyed after Beijing said it would maintain policy support for the economy. A top decision-making body of the Communist Party on
Ukrainian grain exports from sea ports in the week of April 13-19 fell to 598,000 tonnes from 1.16 million tonnes a week earlier, the APK-Inform consultancy said on Sunday. Corn exports fell 51 percent to 392,000 tonnes, while wheat shipments declined 38
ICE Canadian canola futures declined on Thursday with the front four contract hitting life-of-contract lows on technical selling and worries about exports to China, traders said. The market shrugged off support from scale-down buying, a slight upturn in a
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) wheat futures dropped to a one-month low on Thursday on concerns about large harvests in exporting countries, traders said. CBOT May soft red winter wheat settled 2-3/4 cents weaker at $4.44-1/4 per bushel. The contract touch
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soyabean futures ended higher on positioning on Thursday after dropping to their lowest price since November, traders said. CBOT May soyabeans settled 1-1/2 cents higher at $8.80-1/2 per bushel. The contract set its lowest pr
Asian rice exporting hubs saw tepid activity this week, with prices for the staple from top exporter India dipping on lower demand, while Bangladesh mulled a review of its ban on exports of the grain. India's 5 percent broken parboiled variety was quoted
Most Shanghai base metal prices drifted lower on Friday as traders were away in Europe and parts of Asia for the Good Friday holiday, while the London Metal Exchange was closed until Tuesday. Copper on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) was down 0.5 per
Trading activity improved on the cotton market on Monday in the process of tight supply of fine quality, dealers said. The official spot rate was higher by Rs 50 to Rs 8,850, they added. In the ready session, around 7000 bales of cotton Changed hands betw
Argentina will harvest 55 million tonnes of soya this season, the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange said on Thursday, citing high yields as it raised its previous forecast a day after the Rosario exchange also increased its estimate for the crop. Mild weather
Ukrainian farmers have so far sown 2.1 million hectares of spring grain crops for the 2019 harvest, or 93 percent of the expected area, the agriculture ministry said on Monday. The ministry has said Ukraine's 2019 early spring grain sowing area is likely
The Karachi Port handled 268,934 tonnes of cargo comprising 159,621 tonnes of import cargo and 109,313 tonnes of export cargo including 5,560 loaded and empty containers during the last 48 hours ending at 0700 hours on Monday. The total import cargos of 1
Ukraine, the world's largest exporter of sunflower oil, has exported around 3.4 million tonnes of the commodity so far in the 2018/19 season which runs from September to August, analyst APK-Inform said on Sunday. Sunoil exports totalled 3.22 million tonne
Russian wheat export prices fell last week with prospects for the upcoming 2019 crop improving while demand weakened, analysts said on Monday. Black Sea prices for Russian wheat with 12.5 percent protein content for delivery in May were $221 per tonne on