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Asia's naphtha crack ended the week at a three-month low of $37.55 a tonne, under pressure from plentiful supplies. The weak fundamentals flipped premiums in South Korea into discounts for the first time since December. YNCC bought a cargo for second-half
ICE Canadian canola futures eased on Friday, weighed down by a jump in the Canadian dollar and a US government report that pointed to huge grain and oilseed supplies. The US Department of Agriculture on Friday forecast bigger-than-expected domestic suppli
Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures fell on Friday, pressured by bearish data in a monthly US Department of Agriculture supply/demand report and spillover weakness from corn, traders said. CBOT July soft red winter wheat settled down 4-3/4 cents at $4.24
China expects its soyabean output to hit the highest level in 14 years in 2019/20, boosted by a plan to revitalise the nation's production of the oilseed. The country will churn out 17.27 million tonnes of soyabeans in the 2019/20 crop year, up 7.9% from
Chicago Board of Trade soyabean futures hit a decade low on Friday, pressured by bearish data in a monthly US Department of Agriculture (USDA) supply/demand report and uncertainty about prospects for a trade deal with China, traders said. CBOT July soyabe
China will tighten approvals of steel capacity swapping between companies and ban all new steel capacity in any form, the country's economic planner said on Thursday, in order to streamline the sector. The announcement follows illegal capacity expansions
Rice export prices in top exporter India fell for a fifth consecutive week on low demand and domestic currency weakness, while traders in Vietnam looked for prospective deals from China and Egypt. India's 5 percent broken parboiled variety was quoted arou
The official spot rates dropped modestly on the cotton market amid subdued business activity, dealers said. The official spot rate shed more Rs 50 to Rs 8700, they added. In the ready session, about 2344 bales of cotton changed hands between Rs 7500-8800,
On Friday at Pakistan Mercantile Exchange Limited, PMEX Commodity Index closed at 3,742. The traded value of Metals, Energy and COTS/FX was recorded at PKR 20.914billion and the number of lots traded 21,177. Major business was contributed by NSDQ100 amoun
Ivory Coast's cocoa mid-crop could be reduced in quality and length if abundant rain fails to arrive this month, farmers said on Monday, as cocoa regions continue to experience atypically dry weather. The rainy season in the world's top cocoa producer has
Mills in Brazil's main center-south cane-producing region produced 38 percent less sugar in April, the first month of the new crop year, compared to the same month a year ago, industry group Unica said on Friday. The industry group reported figures for th
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) corn futures ended lower on Friday after the US Department of Agriculture's (USDA) forecast of US corn stockpiles left at the end of the 2019-20 marketing year was larger than expected, traders said. CBOT July corn settled do
China's unwrought copper imports rose 3.6 percent in April from the previous month, according to data released by the General Administration of Customs on Wednesday, as demand gathered momentum at the start of the peak-consumption second quarter. Imports
South Korea's largest feedmaker Nonghyup Feed Inc (NOFI) has issued an international tender to purchase about 65,000 tonnes of feed wheat to be sourced from optional origins, European traders said on Friday. The tender deadline is also Friday May 10, with
Gold demand jumped this week in India due to increased retail purchases for a key festival and weddings on price corrections, while premiums in China eased as buying slowed in the world's top consumer. Gold futures in India fell to 31,240 rupees per 10 gr
The Karachi Port handled 231,728 tonnes of cargo comprising 150,877 tonnes of import cargo and 80,851 tonnes of export cargo including 3,490 loaded and empty containers during the last 48 hours ending at 0700 hours on Monday. The total import cargos of 15
China's construction rebar futures drifted higher on Friday, following a broader rally across assets, as investors hoped that the US and China get closer to a trade deal. However, the futures still marked for the weakest week in three months. Top US and C
Vietnam's domestic coffee prices fell to the lowest level in six years on Thursday following a decline on the ICE, while Indonesian premiums to July contract widened further to compensate for the global drop. Farmers in the Central Highlands, Vietnam's la
China's main equity indexes finished lower on Monday and the yuan weakened to a four-month low as investors' hopes for a deal to end an escalating trade war between the United States and China were dashed by signs of a stalemate in trade negotiations. The
US stock markets fell more than 2% on Monday after China announced retaliatory tariffs on US goods, heightening fears of a full-blown trade war between the world's two largest economies that could cripple global economic growth. At the heart of the sellof
Indian shares closed weaker for a ninth straight session on Monday, dragged by financial and pharmaceutical stocks, as concerns over the country's non-banking finance sector (NBFC) coupled with global slowdown worries whacked investor sentiment. NBFC sect
Dubai and Abu Dhabi stock markets suffered their biggest single-day decline in years on Monday after several commercial ships were attacked off the coast of the United Arab Emirates. Saudi shares had their worst day since mid-October after Riyadh said two
Tokyo stocks closed lower on Monday, with investors wary about renewed trade tensions between the United States and China after talks failed to achieve a deal. The benchmark Nikkei 225 index lost 0.72 percent or 153.64 points to end at 21,191.28, while th
Most Southeast Asian stock markets closed lower on Monday, as investors took a cautious stance fearing flare-up in the Sino-US trade negotiations, while anxiety over a possible retaliation by Beijing kept sentiment fragile. Until last week, there were exp
European stocks continued their decline on Monday, on the heels of this year's biggest weekly loss, as an escalation in the US-China trade war battered sentiment and prompted investors to shift into safer bets. China said it would impose higher tariffs on
Australian shares ended lower on Monday, as disappointing earnings from the country's biggest bank weighed on financials, although losses were offset by gains in healthcare and gold stocks. The S&P/ASX 200 index closed down 0.2%, or 13.30 points, at 6,297
Britain's FTSE 100 slipped to a seven-week low as China slapped retaliatory tariffs on US goods, further escalating their protracted trade dispute, and as telecom giant Vodafone slipped after a report of a dividend cut. The FTSE 100 ended down 0.6% while
A court in northern France on Monday began hearing a case brought by one of Britain's secretive Barclay brothers, who own The Daily Telegraph and the Ritz Hotel, claiming he was defamed in a play by a French writer. David Barclay, who shares along with hi
Struggling Japanese engineering firm Toshiba on Monday reported improved full-year net profit thanks to the sale of its chip business, but said operating profit was sharply down. In the year that ended March, Toshiba's net profit jumped 26.0 percent to 1.
Struggling Japanese engineering firm Toshiba on Monday reported improved full-year net profit thanks to the sale of its chip business, but said operating profit was sharply down. In the year that ended March, Toshiba's net profit jumped 26.0 percent to 1.
Zimbabwe on Monday introduced electricity power cuts for several hours a day as low water levels at its hydro-power station and ageing equipment deepened the country's economic struggles. Load-shedding will be imposed between 5 and 10 am and between 5 and
Amazon announced Monday it was offering employees $10,000 to quit their jobs and become independent package delivery entrepreneurs as the online giant ramps up efforts to control its own logistics. An Amazon statement said the latest incentive would also
Croatia's largest and oldest shipyard was placed in bankruptcy by a court on Monday after a long-running debt crisis, state news agency Hina reported. The dock in Pula, which lies on Croatia's northern Adriatic coast, is one of two yards owned by the trou
A power struggle at the top of the world's largest eyewear-maker EssilorLuxottica that has plunged the recently merged group into crisis has been resolved, the company said Monday. French lens-manufacturer Essilor and Italy's Luxottica, which produces Ray
The EU on Monday warned Turkey not to press ahead with exploratory drilling for oil and gas off Cyprus, calling the plan illegal and vowing to "respond appropriately". The bloc's diplomatic chief Federica Mogherini said all 28 EU foreign ministers had rec
Chinese airlines conducted test flights on Monday at a new mega-airport in Beijing that is set to become one of the world's busiest after it opens later this year. The tests at Daxing International Airport - which will have eight runways - involved four w
The European Union on Monday slapped a fine of 200 million euros on AB InBev, the world's biggest brewer, for hindering cheaper beer imports into Belgium from the neighbouring Netherlands. In the Netherlands, AB InBev sells Jupiler, the most popular beer
China car sales fell 14.6 percent in April, an official industry association said on Monday, extending a slump in a massive auto market that has long been a cash cow for the industry. Sales fell to 1.98 million last month, according to figures from the Ch
The new chief executive of Air France has proposed the first job cuts for the strike-prone airline since taking over eight months ago, with up to 465 voluntary redundancies announced on Monday. The cuts have been earmarked for its short-haul business in F
The US Supreme Court ruled Monday that a consumer lawsuit accusing Apple of illegally monopolizing the company's App Store may proceed, opening a new avenue of antitrust litigation against the iPhone maker. In a 5-4 ruling, the justices rejected Apple's a
South Africa on Monday said it would lodge an appeal after Olympic champion Caster Semenya lost her case challenging new rules forcing female athletes to regulate their testosterone levels. Semenya's case has provoked a furious debate across sport worldwi
Serena Williams made a winning return from injury beating Swedish qualifier Rebecca Petersen 6-4, 6-2 to advance to the second round of the Italian Open clay-court tournament on Monday. Williams, 37, has not played since a hard-fought three-set win over P
Indian cricket great Sachin Tendulkar on Monday hailed Jasprit Bumrah as the "best bowler in the world" after the Mumbai Indians paceman played a key role in his team's fourth Indian Premier League title win. The 25-year-old took 2-14 in Sunday's IPL fina
K-Electric (KE) defeated Momin Seeds by nine wickets in their first match of the 7th Corporate T20 Cup, held at Moin Khan Academy, Karachi. Pursuing a target of 134, KE's Khurram Manzoor scored 84 runs of 40 balls; he was well supported by Umair Yousuf wh
Out-of-favour Chelsea midfielder Danny Drinkwater has been banned from driving for 20 months after admitting to drink driving. The 29-year-old - capped three times by England on the back of his pivotal role in Leicester's fairytale 2016 title victory - wa
China has banned an official for one year after the leading runner at a marathon was directed the wrong way near the finish, in the latest incident to taint the sport in the country.
The provincial government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has approved record sports projects worth Rs.1.5billion for up-gradation, rehabilitation and construction of new sports infrastructure for neglected youth of the merged districts of the erstwhile FATA.
Peshawar District Cricket Association (PDCA) has expressed resentment over digging up pitch of Peshawar Gymkhana Cricket ground by town-I administration and demanded the Gymkhana ground should be handed over to Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to provide bett