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11.03.2010 03:01

Soybeans Rise on Lower U.S. Inventories, China Import Purchase

11.03.2010 03:01

Soybeans rose to a one-week high after the U.S. said inventories will be smaller than forecast and that China purchased supplies from American exporters.

11.03.2010 02:57

Sugar Falls to Seven-Month Low on Higher Brazil, India Supplies

11.03.2010 02:57

Sugar futures continued their freefall, dropping to a seven-month low in New York, as output increased in Brazil and India, the top producers.

10.03.2010 01:22

Corn, Soybeans Drop as Rising Dollar, Falling Oil Cut Demand

10.03.2010 01:22

Corn fell for a fourth straight session and soybeans dropped to a three-week low on speculation that the global economic recovery is slowing and a stronger dollar will reduce investment demand.

10.03.2010 01:19

Sugar Falls to Seven-Month Low on Signs of Rising Indian Output

10.03.2010 01:19

Sugar prices tumbled to a seven- month low on signs of higher output in India, the world’s biggest consumer and second-largest grower.

05.03.2010 14:11

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02.03.2010 14:19

Mexico conference takes stock of conventional biotechnology applications in food and agriculture

02.03.2010 14:19

1 March 2010, Guadalajara, Mexico - The focus of modern and conventional biotechnologies should be redirected so as to benefit poor farmers in poor countries and not only rich farmers in rich countries, FAO said today.

"Modern and conventional biotechnologies provide potent tools for the agriculture sector, including fisheries and forestry," said Modibo Traore, FAO Assistant Director-General, addressing the international technical conference on Agricultural Biotechnologies in Developing Countries in Guadalajara, Mexico.

26.02.2010 13:56

EU grants export licences for out-of-quota sugar

26.02.2010 13:56

The European Union's executive today approved export licences for 99,871 tonnes of out-of-quota sugar, completing its controversial export of half a million tonnes of unsubsidised sugar, official documents show.

26.02.2010 02:21

Wheat Prices May Slump on Harvests, Stockpile Release

26.02.2010 02:21

Global wheat prices may plunge 14 percent in the next few months as new harvests enter the market, or sooner if Russia releases its stockpiles, the nation’s second-largest exporter said.

26.02.2010 02:17

Sugar Falls as Dollar’s Advance Erodes Appeal of Commodities

26.02.2010 02:17

Sugar futures fell, extending a slide to the lowest level in almost 11 weeks, after the dollar climbed, eroding the appeal commodities as alternative assets.

26.02.2010 02:12

Soybeans, Corn, Wheat Fall as Dollar Gains May Cut U.S. Exports

26.02.2010 02:12

Soybeans, corn and wheat declined on speculation that a rally in the dollar will erode the appeal of commodities from the U.S., the biggest exporter of the crops.


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