Lowest known offers at 1315 local time in U.S. dollars a metric ton, CIF Rotterdam as quoted by European traders. »
The dollar weakened broadly amid concerns that U.S. monetary policy may stay loose for a while. The buck reacted to White House... »
Lowest known offers at 1315 local time in U.S. dollars a metric ton, CIF Rotterdam as quoted by European traders. »
Lowest known offers at 1315 local time in U.S. dollars a metric ton as quoted by European traders. »
January soybeans closed lower Tuesday, near the session low. The key "outside markets" were in a bearish posture for soybeans, as the U.S. dollar index was higher and crude oil and U.S. stock index prices were lower. Bulls still »
March corn closed firmer Tuesday, near mid-range, on short covering. However, gains were limited by bearish outside markets and ideas Thursday's monthly U.S. Department of Agriculture supply-and-demand report will be »
Kazakhstan has harvested 20 million metric tons of grain in clean weight this year, 28% more than in 2008, the State Statistics Committee said Wednesday. »
Arrivals of cocoa beans from Ivory Coast's farms at the country's ports between Oct. 1 and Dec. 6, the first nine weeks of the 2009-10 season, are forecast at 435,000 metric tons, up by 47% on the »
Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives exchange ended mostly lower in rangebound trade Wednesday, with investors taking cues from other commodities and weaker equity »
Malaysia's proposed plan to reduce the country's biodiesel blend threatens to worsen the outlook for its biodiesel producers, even as restrictive carbon saving criteria and import duties have »
Indonesia's PT Astra Agro Lestari (AALI.JK) said in a statement it sold 4,500 metric tons of crude palm oil offered in an auction Wednesday. »
Indonesia's PT Perkebunan Nusantara said in a statement it sold 6,000 metric tons of crude palm oil offered in a government auction Wednesday. »
Crude oil futures correct higher after Tuesday's losses, but while supply-demand balances are slightly tighter, they are still bearish overall, says »
Spot gold was hit by further risk aversion over country credit rating concerns and is trading at its lowest level for three weeks as downgrades drive equities lower and the U.S. dollar higher. »
Wheat is expected to see a third consecutive season of stock building in 2010-11, but further weakness in the U.S. dollar could prompt speculative inflows »
Crude oil futures rebound from sharp declines Tuesday, supported by API data showing a larger-than-expected fall in US crude inventories, says a broker at Bache Commodities. »
Gold is at a three-week low due to a drop in risk appetite following a ratings agency downgrade of Greece's credit worthiness and if investor risk appetite continues »
Intraday Crude Oil (NYMEX): Weakness Tuesday virtually retraced the entire recovery off $72.39 before support emerged at $72.43. However, given the underlying bear momentum that is clearly »
Spot gold is finding support in Europe, but with further risk reduction ahead of year-end likely gold could correct down to $1,080 a troy ounce, says James Moore of »
Malaysia's palm oil exports during the Dec. 1-10 period are likely to be flat or up only around »
China's soybean futures traded on the Dalian Commodity Exchange settled lower Wednesday, as a dollar rebound and lower overnight crude oil prices weighed. »
BMD CPO futures down 1.4% on selling pressure, tracking soyoil on e-CBOT, traders say. Market likely to remain in cautious, rangebound trade ahead of tomorrow's data »