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A stronger rupee helped lift rice export prices in top exporter India from a near seven-month low this week, while rates for the Vietnamese variety slipped as the harvest in the Mekong Delta gathered steam. India's 5 percent broken parboiled variety was q
ICE Canada canola futures rose on Friday, following a rally in the US soyabean market. But canola prices closed below their session highs as the most-active July contract once again struggled to hold support above the 30-day moving average. July canola ha
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) corn futures rallied nearly 4 percent on Friday to a one-year high as waterlogged fields and forecasts for more rain across the US Midwest increased concerns that more of the crop may go unplanted this year. CBOT July corn en
Brazil's bio-security agency CTNBio has approved a new soyabean seed that combines technologies to make it resistant to drought and two widely used herbicides, according to a statement on Friday from the companies that created the product. Completion of t
Chinese steel futures edged down on Friday due to worries about oversupply amid an increase in utilisation rates at mills but they still posted a weekly gain, while iron ore held just below a record high. Steelmakers in China have been ramping up output t
Bangladesh has raised import duty on rice to 55% from 28% to support its farmers, officials said on Thursday, amid widespread protests over a drastic fall in domestic prices. The new tax rates, that came into effect on Wednesday, would further curb rice i
Gold prices in India flipped into premiums this week on firmer demand in the domestic market, while buyers in top consumer China took advantage of weaker bullion prices and stepped up purchases. In India, dealers charged a premium of about $1 an ounce ove
Not a single deal reported on the cotton market on Monday due to lack of buying interest by mill, dealers said. The official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 8700, they added. The seed-cotton per 40kg from Lower Sindh was available at Rs 3800-4000, they said
India imported about 7% more oil in April compared with the same month last year, according to preliminary tanker arrival data obtained from shipping and industry sources.
Asia's naphtha crack fell for the fifth straight session on Friday to reach a 6-1/2 month low of $13.18 a tonne, a discount of steeper than $9 a barrel to Brent oil, on the back of a stubborn glut.
The Moroccan government is expected to reintroduce a customs duty on soft wheat imports to promote sales from the local harvest which has been hit by a lack of rainfall, the president of the National Millers Federation said on Wednesday.
China's diesel exports in April surged 43% from a year earlier, customs data showed on Thursday, while kerosene shipments also rallied as new oil refineries came on stream amid a build-up of domestic supply.
Euronext wheat futures rose on Friday, tracking a renewed rally in Chicago where forecasts of more rain in US grain belts fuelled crop concerns ahead of a holiday weekend.
The Karachi Port handled 186,768 tonnes of cargo comprising 115,889 tonnes of import cargo and 70,789 tonnes of export cargo including 1,630 loaded and empty containers during the last 48 hours ending at 0700 hours on Monday.
Indonesia's palm output in April likely rose from a month earlier, while exports edged lower, according to a Reuters survey of industry participants and observers.
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) wheat futures rallied more than 4% on Friday in short-covering and technical buying amid concerns about rain-damaged winter crops and stalled spring wheat seeding due to rains. CBOT July soft red winter wheat settled 19-1/4 c
Canada's main stock index rose on Monday boosted by the healthcare sector and material stocks as gold prices hit a more than one-week peak and US-China trade tensions curbed risk appetite.
Spanish and Portuguese bond yields hit record lows on Monday after European parliamentary elections showed pro-EU parties retained a strong majority, bolstering investor sentiment.
Spanish and Portuguese bond yields hit record lows on Monday after European parliamentary elections showed pro-EU parties retained a strong majority, bolstering investor sentiment.
Hong Kong stocks eased on Monday, as investors stayed on the sidelines awaiting hints of further policy support to offset impacts of US-China trade war and cooling domestic demand, amid worries about the economy.
Japanese stocks edged higher on Monday, when volume was low with US markets closed, as investors awaited details from trade talks between the leaders of Japan and United States.
The Chinese stock market climbed on Monday, rebounding from its three-month lows, as investors expected greater policy support to offset impact from US tariffs and cooling domestic demand.
While most Latin American stocks weakened on Monday, Brazil shares rose sharply after a pro-government march mounted pressure on Congress to pass reforms seen as crucial to the economy.
Most Southeast Asian stock markets closed higher on Monday with Indonesia rising to a two-week high amid easing political worries, but investors remained attentive to developments in
Stocks, financial and commodity markets in New York and London were closed on Monday due to Memorial Day holiday. Markets will resume normal trading on Tuesday.
Australian shares ended flat on Monday as weakness in banks was offset by gains in mining stocks, with global miner Rio Tinto ending at its best level in over a decade.
South Korea's KOSPI stock index ended lower for a third straight session on Monday amid an absence of market-moving news and over worries the China-US trade spat was turning into a technology cold war. The won and the benchmark bond yield rose.
European shares rose on Monday, led by car-makers after Fiat Chrysler and Renault confirmed they were in talks to merge, while broader trading was mainly driven by regional politics.
US stock market operator Nasdaq said Monday it was withdrawing its offer of nearly 700 million euros ($784 million) to acquire the Oslo Stock Exchange, clearing the way for its European competitor Euronext. After months of battling for the control of one
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari signed an ambitious budget into law Monday, days ahead of the official start of his second term leading Africa's largest oil producer. Buhari approved the spending plan worth 8.92 trillion naira - about $29 billion base
An Australian law firm filed a class action lawsuit on Monday against five major international investment banks accusing them of colluding to rig foreign exchange rates during 2008-2013 to jack up profits at the expense of businesses and investors.
Profits for China's industrial firms shrank in April as slowing manufacturing activity halted the previous month's surge, putting more pressure on policymakers to step up support for an economy hit by a bitter trade war with the United States. Earnings at
India's slowing economic growth is of serious concern and the country needs to urgently cut tax and interest rates to revive the economy, a top industrial body said on Monday ahead of the inauguration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's second term.
Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell said on Monday it had made "a significant light oil discovery" in Shpirag, a mountain region some 120 kilometres (72 miles) from the Albanian capital Tirana as earlier tests bore fruit. "We are pleased that these initial tests
German banks will for the first time be required to bolster capital buffers designed to prevent a credit crunch in case of recession, authorities said Monday. "Financial stability risks have been built up during the long period of economic upswing and low
Japan's government said on Monday that high-tech industries will be added to a list of businesses for which foreign ownership of Japanese firms is restricted. The new rule, effective Aug. 1, comes amid heightening pressure from the United States in dealin
Jason Roy sealed an England thrashing of Afghanistan as the tournament hosts cruised to victory in their final match before the World Cup. Roy made 89 not out on his Surrey home ground on Monday as England hammered outsiders Afghanistan by nine wickets wi
Fakhar Zaman was still establishing himself in the Pakistan team when Jasprit Bumrah's no-ball in the Champions Trophy final triggered his unlikely rise from navy sailor to World Cup talisman. India appeared to have made the perfect start in the 2017 Cham
Britain may be dealing with a national threat level of "severe" but officials are confident they have the security measures in place for a Cricket World Cup in England and Wales rated a "moderate" security risk.
Serena Williams survived a first-set scare before defeating Russia's Vitalia Diatchenko 2-6, 6-1, 6-0 to reach the second round of the French Open on Monday. The 37-year-old American, who is attempting to equal Margaret Court's all-time record of 24 Grand
Defending champion Rafael Nadal got his bid for a record-extending 12th French Open title off to the perfect start by brushing aside German qualifier Yannick Hanfmann, while world number one Novak Djokovic was also a comfortable victor in the first round
ternational Kashan Umar and Uzair Khan took berth into the final of the Under-14 singles category of the Nazim Peshawar Ramadan Floodlight Open Tennis Championship being played here at Synthetic Courts of the Qayyum Sports Complex on Monday.
Central European currencies moved sideways on Monday on a quiet day of trading untroubled by any shocks from EU parliament elections, while shares in Czech utility CEZ gained slightly as it announced a plan to sell foreign assets.
South Africa's rand weakened slightly on Monday in subdued trading with no economic data and investors awaiting President Cyril Ramaphosa's announcement of a new cabinet that will implement his economic reform plans.
The euro held firm in early Monday trade after pro-European Union parties withstood more fragmentation than before to hold on to two-thirds of seats in the EU parliament elections, limiting gains in nationalist opponents.
The euro struggled to cling on to gains on Monday as investor relief at limited success for eurosceptic parties in European parliamentary elections was offset by a decline in the share of seats held by the biggest blocs.
Most Asian currencies rose on Monday, underpinned by a softer dollar and after a warning from China's top banking regulator against betting on the yuan, whose stability is vital for its regional peers.
The Australian and New Zealand dollars held steady on Monday as markets waited on the next developments in the Sino-US trade dispute, while bond yields reached record lows as investors wagered heavily on rate cuts at home.
Turkey's central bank has raised reserve requirement rates for foreign exchange deposits at commercial banks, extending efforts to discourage locals from converting lira into other currencies. Turks have flocked to foreign currencies since a lira crisis l
The Russian rouble was steady against the dollar in thin trade on Monday, lacking momentum as holidays in the United States and Britain slowed market activity. At 0730 GMT, the rouble was 0.03% stronger against the dollar at 64.46 and had gained 0.1% to t
The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) opened its 75th session in Bangkok, with global and regional leaders calling for greater empowerment and inclusion of marginalized groups, if the region is to achieve the 2