Kenya coffee output in the period January to April 2009 increased by 41.1% to stand at 27,849 metric tons, compared with 19,734 tons in the same period in 2008, »
Estimates for the week ended Thursday, July 2, in million bushels. The U.S. Department of Agriculture report is scheduled for release at 11 a.m. EDT (1500 GMT) Monday. »
German cocoa bean grindings in the second quarter fell 15.3% to 75,430.7 metric tons from 89,051.7 tons in the same period the previous year, »
Brazil's total sugar production for the 2009-10 main center-south crop may rise 20.7% to 32.3 million metric tons, commodities risk analysts »
Most domestic cash grain markets held weaker basis premiums Monday, led by losses of over 4 cents a bushel in the spot soybean sector. »
Favorable Midwest conditions, generally dry Southern Plains harvest trends, a mild northern Plains and Canadian Prairie outlook, stress-relieving showers in the southern U.S., »
Soybean futures at the Chicago Board of Trade are expected to start Monday's day session on the defensive, pressured by bearish »
U.S. wheat futures are poised to start lower Monday on pressure from other markets but could find some support from expectations that »
Chicago Board of Trade corn futures are expected to open lower Monday on favorable crop weather across the corn belt. »
Lack of liquidity in the Jan ICE world sugar contract is keeping the contract stuck at a 22-cent bid made in early dealings, an analyst says. »
Rabobank Australia Ltd. Monday trimmed its forecast for the nation's 2009-10 wheat crop to 22.8 million metric tons from 23 million tons a month ago and warned »
CBOT grain and soybean futures were lower across the board overnight, pressure by broad-based weakness across the commodity sector. »
World coffee production in 2008-09 is expected to be 128.8 million 60-kilogram bags, up from the previous estimate of 126.1 million bags, »
India July NCDEX wheat futures provisionally end down 0.3% at INR1,085/100 kg due to rising supplies; local wheat purchases from April 1 to July 5 rose »
ICE arabica coffee futures are trading lower after the long holiday weekend. Traders say the most-active Sep contract is consolidating »
ICE Oct world sugar futures are weaker as electronically traded commodities slide on speculative profit taking while the U.S. dollar firms. »
December corn on Thursday closed lower, near the session low, hit another fresh six-month low and closed at a bearish weekly low close. The key "outside markets" »
November soybeans on Thursday closed lower and near mid-range. Some profit-taking pressure ahead of the long weekend was featured. The key "outside markets" »
Lowest known offers at 1315 local time in U.S. dollars a metric ton as quoted by European traders. »
South African white corn futures ended trading lower Monday following a decline on the Chicago Board of Trade, but with a slightly weaker rand limiting losses. »
