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03.10.10
BRAZIL SOY CROP TO EXCEED LAST YEAR BY 18%
Conab estimated this week that Brazil’s 2009-10 soy crop would reach 67.5 millio...
03.10.10
ARGENTINA SOY EXPORTS STAY FLAT DESPITE LOWER OUTPUT
Argentina's soy exports during the first 11 months of 2009 were in line with the...
03.10.10
SHELL: 40% OF VEHICLES TO BE ELECTRIC BY 2050
Shell CEO stated this week that by 2050 40% of all vehicles in the world will be...
03.10.10
CPO FUTURES CONTRACT TO BEGIN TRADING ON CME GLOBEX
A dollar-denominated, cash-settled crude palm oil futures contract will begin tr...
03.03.10
EU WILL ADOPT 30% EMISSIONS TARGET BY 2020
Netherlands environment minister Jacqueline Cramer said the EU will “definitely”...
03.03.10
VITOL OWNS 25% OF OIL PRODUCTS STORED ON SHIPS
Vitol owns almost 25%, 20 million barrels of a total 79 million barrels, of refi...
03.03.10
OIL RISES WEDNESDAY ABOVE $80 A BARREL
NYMEX crude oil rose 1.3% to $80.69 a barrel Wednesday after a US government rep...
02.24.10
PALM OIL FUTURES FALL ON LOWER DEMAND
Palm oil futures fell for the first time in three days on concern demand may wan...
02.24.10
ASTRA AGRO LESTARI PROFIT DECLINES 36%
PT Astra Agro Lestari’s profit declined for the first time in three years as a f...
02.24.10
INDONESIA TO HOLD CPO EXPORT TAX AT 3% IN MARCH
Indonesia will maintain its export tax on crude palm oil at 3% in March. The...
CBOT Wheat Trades At All Time High
02.26.08
At the Chicago Board of Trade, wheat traded at an all-time high of $12 per bushel, surging more than 25% after Kazakhstan announced it would impose export tariffs to reduce exports. Kazak consumer prices for wheat rose more than 20% in 2007.
Wheat reserves are expected to fall to 109 million bushels, the lowest figures since the 1970s. Spring wheat rose to more than $24 per bushel, while ethanol corn use is expected to increase by 28% to 4.1 million bushels, pushing corn futures for the May contract to $5.53 a bushel.
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