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Vietnam Jan-Sept rice exports up 23% y/y at 6.6 mln T- statistics office
Vietnam's rice exports in the January-September period are estimated to have risen about 23% from a year earlier to 6.6 million metric tons, government data showed on Friday.
China's craft brewers cheer return of Australian barley imports
The return of Australian barley imports to China has brought a happy buzz to at least one industry - brewers of craft beers who are hoping for a much-needed reduction in costs.
GRAINS-Wheat firms, set for fourth quarterly loss amid ample supply
Chicago wheat edged up on Friday, underpinned by dryness threatening production in some key exporting countries, although the market is poised for a fourth straight quarterly decline amid ample Russian supplies.
COLUMN-Is there one last surprise in store for US corn, beans in 2022/23? -Braun
U.S. corn supplies have been below normal for the last of couple years due to a combination of disappointing crops and stronger demand, though that run is expected to end once this year’s near-record crop is harvested.
PGA Tour in deal talks with Endeavor, Fenway Sports - source
Endeavor Group and Boston Red Sox owner Fenway Sports Group have expressed interest in investing in the PGA Tour, according to a source familiar with the negotiations.
GRAINS-Corn hits one-month high ahead of US data; soy falls on energy drop
Chicago corn futures hit a one-month high on Thursday as speculators covered short positions while falling energy prices undercut a rally in oilseeds, traders and analysts said.
SOFTS-Raw sugar futures rise more than 2%, cocoa also climbs
Raw sugar futures on ICE closed up more than 2% on Thursday, climbing back towards a recent 12-year peak as global supplies of the sweetener remain tight, while cocoa prices were also higher.
Natural Gas Surge: Key Levels and Potential for a Bullish Trend Continuation
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Nike misses quarterly sales estimates as demand tapers
Nike missed Wall Street estimates for first-quarter sales on Thursday, fanning fears that demand for its sneakers is tapering amid tight consumer spending and increasing competition from newer brands.
Endeavor, Fenway Sports weighing deal with PGA - Bloomberg News
Sports behemoths Endeavor Group Holdings and Fenway Sports Group are among U.S. investors exploring investing in the PGA Tour, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Dry weather threatens Argentine wheat, but rain on the horizon
Argentine wheat yields during the 2023/24 season in western farmland could continue to fall if much-needed rains do not arrive quickly, the Buenos Aires grains exchange (BdeC) warned in a report on Thursday.
Airline lobby calls for Mexico City flight cuts to be postponed further
An international group that represents major airlines has asked Mexican authorities to postpone planned flight cuts out of the capital airport until the summer 2024 season, which begins in March, it said on Thursday.
Bolivia faces water shortage as winter heat wave drives drought
A prolonged drought in Bolivia and one of the hottest winters on record is threatening to leave parts of the South American country short of water, including in the high-altitude city of El Alto, some 4,000 meters above sea level.
Natural Gas, WTI Oil, Brent Oil Forecasts – Oil Markets Retreat From Session Highs
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Brazil Potash says Mura accept Amazon mine, prosecutors disagree
Brazil Potash Corp, the Canadian firm planning to build Latin America's largest fertilizer mine in the Amazon rainforest, says a local Indigenous people, the Mura, have agreed to the project, but federal prosecutors insist the community is still divided.
GRAINS-Corn nears three-week high ahead of US data; soy falls on energy drop
Chicago corn prices neared a three-week high on Thursday as speculators covered short positions while falling energy prices undercut a rally in oilseeds, traders and analysts said.
US DOJ files meat industry antitrust case against Agri Stats
The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday filed an antitrust lawsuit against data company Agri Stats, alleging that its weekly reports on meat pricing and sales have enabled anticompetitive practices in the chicken, pork, and turkey industries.
Is OPEC+ About to Shoot Itself in the Foot?
Today, oil prices reached their highest point in more than a year, prompting investors to wonder how much higher they can go until the parties responsible for maintaining the current price level destroy themselves.
EU wheat eases as euro rebounds, Black Sea competition continues
Euronext wheat futures fell on Thursday as a rebound in the euro and signs of ongoing competition from Black Sea supplies pressured prices.
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