Nasdaq Commodities

Malaysian palm oil futures slipped on Friday after rival soyoil fell overnight, but the contract was on course to rise for a third straight week on concerns over adverse weather.

Copper prices in London rose slightly on Friday, as mining supply disruptions across the globe worsened with the suspension of ore processing at a key mine in Panama.

Prices of rice exported from India and Vietnam rose this week, with rates for the relatively cheaper Indian variety climbing to their highest in nearly two years, on robust demand for the staple even as global supply risks persist.

Chicago corn futures edged higher on Friday, recouping some of the last session's deep losses, although the market is poised for a second week of decline as a forecast of higher U.S. planting weighed.

Colombian low-cost carrier Viva Air said on Thursday it has appointed Francisco Lalinde as interim president and chief executive as the company faces financial challenges and a local debt restructuring process.

Although not totally unexpected, corn bulls were bummed on Thursday to see the sizable supply numbers in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s annual outlook for the upcoming U.S. crop year.

After Mexican regional carrier Aeromar shuttered its operations last week, workers in the country's aviation sector are bracing for more turbulence as financial, legislative and safety barriers pile on.

Chicago Board of Trade corn futures hit a six-week low on Thursday as the U.S. government projected farmers will plant more acres this year and prices will decline, analysts said.

Beyond Meat Inc on Thursday forecast full-year revenue above market estimates, on the back of demand for its plant-based meat products such as patties, sausages and meatballs at grocers and convenience stores.

Iberia-owner International Airlines Group has agreed to pay 400 million euros ($423.84 million) to Spain's Globalia for the remaining 80% of airline Air Europa it did not already own, the company said in a statement on Thursday.

(RTTNews) - After trending lower over the past several sessions, the price of crude oil showed a strong move back to the upside during trading on Thursday.

New Zealand's Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd on Friday slashed its farmgate milk price range forecast for the third time, and lowered its milk collection outlook for the 2022/23 season on account of softening demand and adverse weather conditions.

New York cocoa futures on ICE closed slightly lower on Thursday, extending a retreat from a one-year high set earlier in the week, while arabica coffee prices slipped back from the previous session's four-month peak.

Exports of coffee from Brazil, the world's largest supplier, are down sharply in February according to preliminary data from the government, while an independent report released on Thursday revised downwards projections for the new crop.

Iberia owner International Airlines Group has agreed to pay 400 million euros ($423.84 million) to Spain's Globalia for the remaining 80% of airline Air Europa it did not already own, the company said in a statement on Thursday.

More than half of the second corn crop in Brazil's Parana and Mato Grosso do Sul states will be planted outside the ideal climate window, according to estimates by agribusiness consultancy AgRural on Thursday.

Having lingered near record highs for months, egg prices will fall dramatically this year provided the United States does not see a rebound in outbreaks of bird flu, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said on Thursday.

(RTTNews) - Gold prices moved to the downside during trading on Thursday, extending the downward trend seen over the past two weeks.

Chicago Board of Trade corn futures hit a six-week low on Thursday as the U.S. government projected that farmers will plant more acres this year and prices will decline, analysts said.

Argentina's soybean production for the 2022/2023 harvesting season is estimated at 33.5 million tonnes, down from the 38 million tonnes previously estimated, the Buenos Aires grains exchange said on Thursday, as crops were hit by drought, a recent heat wave and early frosts.