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28.04.2010 09:32
Wheat Futures Little Changed in Chicago, Paring Earlier Loss
28.04.2010 09:32
Wheat futures for July delivery fell 0.5 cent, or 0.1 percent, to $4.875 a bushel at 11:22 a.m. on the Chicago Board of Trade, paring an earlier loss of as much as 0.9 percent.
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27.04.2010 16:34
Canada's Projected Record Canola Acreage May Rise Further
27.04.2010 16:34
Canadian farmers are expected to plant record canola acres this spring, Statistics Canada said Monday in its planting intentions report.
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27.04.2010 16:24
China Wheat Prices Stable To Lower On Weaker Seasonal Demand
27.04.2010 16:24
Wheat prices in China's major producing areas were mostly stable in the week to Monday, with prices in some areas drifting lower on weaker seasonal demand.
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27.04.2010 16:18
Argentina Seen Planting More Wheat, But Many Doubts Remain
27.04.2010 16:18
Argentine wheat-planting prospects remain uncertain due to government policy and the weather, but most expect production to rise significantly from the amount grown from 2009-10's drought-stricken crop.
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27.04.2010 16:05
U.S. Corn, Wheat, Cotton Planting Advance, USDA Says
27.04.2010 16:05
U.S. farmers accelerated planting of the corn crop last week ahead of weekend rain, government data show. Winter-wheat conditions held steady.
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27.04.2010 16:03
Soybeans Fall From 3-Month High on Lower U.S. Exports
27.04.2010 16:03
Soybeans fell from a three-month high on signs that importers are slowing shipments from the U.S., the biggest exporter.
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27.04.2010 15:45
Sugar Rises Most in Week on U.S. Quota Increase, China Drought
27.04.2010 15:45
Raw sugar rose the most in a week after the U.S. increased its import quota and on speculation that drought in China will curb production and tighten global supplies.
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27.04.2010 15:42
Cattle Rise on Signs of Shrinking Feedlot Supplies; Hogs Drop
27.04.2010 15:42
Cattle rose for the fourth time in five sessions after a report showed that U.S. feedlots bought fewer animals than expected in March, signaling reduced supplies of fattened cattle in the future. Hogs declined.
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23.04.2010 00:26
Sugar Drops as Importers Delay Purchases Amid Increasing Output
23.04.2010 00:26
Sugar prices fell the most this week in New York as importers postponed purchases amid signs that production will increase.
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23.04.2010 00:23
Soybeans Rises to Three-Month High on China Food-Demand Gains
23.04.2010 00:23
Soybeans rose for a third day, reaching a three-month high, on speculation that China will increase purchases of U.S. supplies to make cooking oil for a growing population and livestock feed to produce pork.
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