Gold futures hit their lowest level in nearly a month Friday as the dollar rose sharply after stronger-than-forecast U.S. economic data. Around 11:36 a.m. EST (1636 GMT), lightly »
Ensus' U.K. wheat-based biofuel plant is weeks away from starting ethanol production, Chief Executive Officer Alwyn Hughes said Friday. "We have wheat in our »
South African corn futures were higher across the near-dated contracts Friday on the back of an improvement in the U.S. market. »
CBOT soybean futures grind lower, retreating from initial advances. The market's early gains were met with selling pressure, with the turn around in the U.S. dollar and subsequent drop in »
CBOT corn futures are weaker amid pressure from the firm U.S. dollar and weakness in outside markets, traders say. A strong dollar is often seen as »
The European Union granted export licenses for 318,000 metric tons of soft wheat for the week ended Dec. 8, EU data showed Friday. »
Rotterdam vegetable oil stocks in metric tons. »
Indian edible oil prices declined during the week ended Friday due to weakness in overseas oilseed markets and low demand for soybean in domestic markets. »
The dollar rallied to its strongest levels in a month against many of its widely traded rivals Friday, as better-than-expected U.S. economic data sparked expectations that key »
Private exporters reported export sales of 232,000 metric tons of soybeans for delivery to China during the 2009/2010 marketing year, the US Department of Agriculture said Friday. »
Crude oil futures sank to a two-month low Friday as the dollar strengthened following new evidence that the U.S. economy is improving. Light, sweet crude for January delivery recently »
Spot gold paired gains made earlier Friday and traded lower as the dollar strengthened following a rise in U.S. retail sales for November. Bullish data from China sparked better »
European Union 2009 soft wheat production is estimated at 130.8 million metric tons, in line with September forecasts, Comite du Commerce des Cereales, or Coceral, said Friday. »
The dollar rose to its strongest levels in a month against a broad basket of currencies Friday morning, as better-than-expected U.S. consumer data sparked expectations that U.S. rates could rise sooner than expected. »
Domestic cash grain prices have generally suffered this week, falling 15-23 cents per bushel in the case of wheat and soybeans, despite gains of nearly 5 cents in average elevator bids for corn. »
Quiet conditions in the Midwest, rain in the Southeast, rain in Brazil, and light rain in Argentina are weather items for the attention of Friday's commodity market. »
Prices at Tanzania's weekly Moshi coffee exchange auction shot up Thursday compared with the previous auction due to high demand and higher prices at the »
U.S. wheat futures are poised to open higher Friday on technical buying after gains overnight, although fundamentals remain weak, traders said. »
Lowest known offers at 1330 local time in U.S. dollars a metric ton, bulk, with changes on the day unless otherwise stated as quoted by European traders: »
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