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Natural Gas futures reach eight-month peak, driven by dwindling output and growing exports.
Labor discord at Chevron’s Australian LNG sites may constrict global supply, pushing prices up.
Bullish natural gas market steps into next week, eyeing supply hu
Argentina's core agricultural farmland could suffer "massive losses" in wheat yields due to another drought, the Rosario Grains Exchange warned late on Thursday, even as the country reels from a drought in the last cycle deemed the worst in 60 years.
Arabica coffee futures traded on the ICE exchange hit a 9-month low on Friday, under pressure from a weak Brazilian real currency, worries over demand and benign weather in Brazil.
Chicago soybeans and corn futures fell on Friday following a rally a day earlier, pulled down by a sell-off in equities and forecasts of idyllic harvest weather in much of the U.S. farm belt over the weekend.
British Airways-owner IAG is in talks with Boeing and Airbus for a potential order for widebody aircraft, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Russia will start delivering its grain to African countries within a month to six weeks, the Interfax news agency cited Agriculture Minister Dmitry Patrushev as saying on Friday.
Russia will start delivering its grain to African countries within a month to six weeks, the Interfax news agency cited Agriculture Minister Dmitry Patrushev as saying on Friday.
Puma Chief Executive Arne Freundt said that the sportswear company expects to return to double-digit growth in China this year, according to an interview released by the Euro am Sonntag news outlet on Friday.
Arabica coffee futures traded on the ICE exchange hit a nine month low on Friday, under pressure from a weak Brazilian real currency, worries over demand and benign weather in Brazil.
Wall Street's main indexes were poised for a sharply lower open on Friday after a strong jobs report deepened fears that interest rates may stay elevated for an extended period.
Futures tracking Wall Street's main indexes rose on Friday as investors awaited a crucial jobs report to look for signs of a slowing labor market, a key factor in dictating the path of interest rates.
U.S. corn export demand has not been impressive in the last year or so as China has eased purchases from the former No. 1 exporter, opting to source from Brazil, the new king of corn.
Copper prices rose in London on Friday, but were heading for their biggest weekly drop in five months due to concerns over sustained high interest rates, firm dollar [FRX/] and high inventories.
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