The European Union's crop monitoring service on Monday reduced nearly all its average yield forecasts for this year's grain and oilseed crops in the bloc, citing adverse weather conditions.
Airbus announced a record 500-plane deal with Indian airline IndiGo on day one of the Paris Airshow on Monday, as strong demand for jets and missiles vied for attention with the industry's supply chain problems.
The European Union's crop monitoring service on Monday reduced its forecast of this year's EU soft wheat yield to 5.92 tonnes per hectare (t/ha) from 6.01 t/ha projected last month.
Brazilian farmers have harvested through last Thursday 4.7% of the area planted for their second corn crop in the center-south region, agribusiness consultancy AgRural said on Monday, up 2.5 percentage points from the previous week.
Robusta coffee futures on ICE rose on Monday, edging towards last week's record high, with the recent run-up fuelled by fund buying against a backdrop of supply concerns.
Copper prices came under pressure on Monday as a lack of detail on economic stimulus in top consumer China and a firmer dollar reinforced expectations of weak demand.
Malaysian palm oil futures advanced for a fifth consecutive session on Monday amid concerns over dry weather taking a toll on global production of palm and soybeans.
The Paris Airshow opened on Monday with last-minute jet order negotiations and supply chain headaches competing for attention with rows of missiles, drones and futuristic transport.
Russia's TogliattiAzot chemical fertiliser producer is suffering "colossal losses" due to the shutdown of the Togliatti-Odesa ammonia pipeline to Ukraine, the Russian state news agency TASS cited its parent company, Uralchem, as saying on Monday.
Kenya on Monday signed an Economic Partnership Agreement with the European Union that will guarantee duty-free access for its farm produce into its biggest export market.
China's most active live hog futures contract closed down 3.3% on Monday at 15,910 yuan ($2,222.72) per tonne, the largest drop since January, as investors see little sign of support for weak hog prices.
Saudi Arabia bought 355,000 tonnes of wheat for the shipment period August to December from Saudi-owned overseas farms, data from General Food Security Authority showed on Monday.
China's most active live hog futures contract closed down 3.3% on Monday at 15,910 yuan ($2,222.72) per tonne, the largest drop since January, as investors see little sign of support for weak hog prices.