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Aviation war insurers have given notice to cancel cover for some airlines domiciled in Israel and Lebanon because of the conflict in the region, with some cancellations already taking effect, three industry sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.

Cocoa prices hit fresh record highs on Thursday as dealers doubled down on deficit bets, saying demand for the chocolate ingredient is falling less than expected in response to soaring prices.

Chinese online fast-fashion retailer Shein plans to start shipping the products it makes in Brazil to other markets in Latin America in 2026, its Brazilian production director Fabiana Magalhaes said.

American Airlines reported a quarterly loss on Thursday, as it was hobbled by the impact of rising jet fuel prices and expensive labor contracts.

Brazil's commodities export hubs are strained with record volumes of soy, corn and sugar to be moved at a time of the year when rains start to increase in southern ports, according to traders, analysts and shipping data.

Malaysian palm oil futures fell on Thursday to their lowest closing price in nearly a week, reversing an earlier gain in the day on profit taking.

India's food prices are likely to remain stable during the next couple of months, its food secretary told reporters at a briefing on Thursday.

Copper prices rose on Thursday on firmer economic data from top metals consumer China along with hopes for more stimulus, but a stronger dollar limited gains.

The Australian Shareholders' Association will vote against a bunch of resolutions, including the nomination of Qantas Chief Executive Officer Vanessa Hudson as a director of the airline and its remuneration report, it said on Thursday.

U.S. oil refiners have cranked up output of diesel, heating oil and jet fuel for winter but are struggling to turn a profit because gasoline margins have fallen over 80% since the summer driving season ended.

It should be the best of times for U.S. airlines with a travel boom still going strong, but investors are nervous demand may soften as the economy falters, making it harder to protect profits from soaring costs.

After a dry spring threatened to wither the U.S. corn crop in the fields, farmers are harvesting what will likely be the country's third-largest crop ever.

Polish aluminum company Grupa Kety expects that one of the pillars of its upcoming five-year strategy will be growth via acquisitions, CEO Dariusz Manko said on Thursday.

The Australian Shareholders' Association will vote against the nomination of Qantas Chief Executive Officer Vanessa Hudson as a director in the company, it said on Thursday.

China has approved 37 genetically modified corn seed varieties and 14 GMO soybean varieties, taking it close to commercial planting of GMO corn and soybeans.

Ryanair is facing challenges at both ends of its price range, with Europe's largest airline taking aim at proposed minimum fares in France after fending off a cap on what it charges in Italy.

Smithfield Foods' Chinese owner WH Group is working with banks to take the U.S.-based pork producer public again in the United States, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Copper prices gave up early gains on Thursday as a strong U.S. dollar outweighed support from better-than-expected economic data out of top metals consumer China.

Chicago soybean futures were flat on Thursday, after climbing earlier in the session to a three-week high as prices found support in strong demand from U.S. oilseed processors and a drought in rival exporter Brazil.

Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a second session on Thursday to hit their highest levels in three weeks, supported by gains in rival vegetable oils.