All posts tagged "Singapore"
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528Wheat News in EnglishU.S. corn, soy firm on dollar; wheat eases
Chicago corn and soybean futures rose on Friday, aided by a weaker dollar. Corn broke a two-day losing streak, while soybeans extended...
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554Wheat News in EnglishWheat extends decline on higher supply forecast
Chicago wheat futures slid for a fourth consecutive session, hitting a two-month low as increased production forecasts in major exporting nations eased...
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887Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm gains on firm crude but logs weekly decline
Malaysian palm oil prices rise for 2nd day, tracking firm crude oil prices. Weekly loss recorded. Lack of demand, rising supplies expected...
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724Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil gains on higher crude oil prices; export, output data in focus
Malaysian palm oil futures surged over 1% on Thursday, buoyed by gains in crude oil prices. The benchmark August contract closed 1.4%...
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552Wheat News in EnglishWheat recovers from four-week low; Black Sea crops in focus
Chicago wheat rebounded slightly on Thursday after touching a four-week low, influenced by the advancing U.S. harvest. The Black Sea region's crop...
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565Edible Oil News in EnglishKeep food scraps onshore for future aircraft fuel: industry
Australia faces the risk of losing its stake in the burgeoning biofuels market to nimble competitors like Singapore. To safeguard its position,...
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485Wheat News in EnglishSoybeans firm on Brazilian crop losses, wheat hits 2-week low
Chicago soybean futures edged higher on Wednesday, supported by crop losses in Brazil due to flooding. The most-active soybean contract on CBOT...
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507Wheat News in EnglishWheat jumps 1% on global crop worries; soybeans hit one-month low
Chicago wheat futures rose nearly 1% on Monday, supported by concerns over global supplies. Soybeans dipped to a one-month low due to...
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714Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil logs longest weekly losing streak in more than 6 years
Malaysian palm oil futures extended losses, hitting a three-month low on Friday, closing at 3,810 ringgit per metric ton, down 0.55%. This...
