All posts tagged "Chicago Board of Trade"
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144UncategorizedWheat stumbles as global markets slump, corn and soy tick up
On August 5, Chicago wheat futures fell due to global financial market weakness and large U.S. crop forecasts. The most-active wheat contract...
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136Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil slips on weaker Dalian rival contracts, firmer ringgit
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 5 (Reuters) -Malaysian palm oil futures fell on Monday, as weaker Dalian rival oils and a stronger ringgit currency weighed...
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130Wheat News in EnglishWheat climbs for fourth session on short-covering, corn eases
"Chicago Wheat: Prices hit a one-week peak at $5.42/bushel, up 0.2% to $5.40-1/4. Soybeans: Increased 0.2% to $10.29-3/4/bushel. Corn: Declined 0.3% to...
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227Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil falls for second session as firmer ringgit weighs
Malaysian palm oil futures fell 0.82% to 3,876 ringgit ($852.24) per metric ton on August 1, marking the second consecutive session of...
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192Edible Oil News in English
Palm oil falls, weighed down by weaker Dalian rivals
Dalian's soyoil and palm oil contracts fell by 2.08% and 1.1%, respectively, while Chicago soyoil prices rose 0.3%. Malaysian palm oil exports...
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171Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil snaps three days of losses after strong exports data
On July 26, Malaysian palm oil futures rebounded, rising 33 ringgit (0.84%) to 3,951 ringgit ($848.04) after three days of declines. The...
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165Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil extends falls on higher output estimates, weaker rivals
Malaysian palm oil futures fell for a third session, pressured by weaker competing edible oils and forecasts of higher output. The benchmark...
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170Wheat News in EnglishWheat rises as supply concerns trigger short covering
Chicago wheat futures rose on Monday due to production concerns in the US and France, triggering short-covering and lifting prices from last...
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169Wheat News in EnglishWheat Export Inspections Tumble
"U.S. wheat inspections fell sharply to 237,965 metric tons for the week ending July 18, down from 620,707 tons the previous week...
