A coroner's inquiry into the death of 51 Muslim worshippers in 2019 in New Zealand’s deadliest shooting will start on Tuesday, hoping to establish what happened after the attack started and make recommendations to prevent deaths in the future.
Russian crude oil arrivals in China fell in September from a peak level set in the prior month, following Moscow's export cuts and the rising of oil prices, but Russia still maintained its spot as China's top oil supplier.
Asian shares plumbed a fresh 11-month trough on Friday as fears of a regional conflict in the Middle East intensified and as a relentless rise in long-term U.S. yields pressured valuations, while supply concerns lifted oil prices further.
Gold prices hit a three-month peak on Friday and were set for a second straight weekly gain, with demand bolstered by the Middle East conflict and expectations that the Federal Reserve may be done with rate hikes.
Baidu (NASDAQ: BIDU) stock was battered on Thursday, due in no small part to a pair of price-target cuts from analysts. That left the Chinese tech giant's shares nearly 6% weaker on the day, a far worse performance than the S&P 500 index's 0.9% decline.
Australia's Lynas Rare Earths said on Friday there will be a planned shutdown of all its operations in Malaysia except the segment for mixed rare earth carbonate processing in the December quarter.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note, a safe-haven in times of economic uncertainty that also sets the tone for borrowing costs around the world, hit the 5.0% mark on Thursday for the first since July 20, 2007.
Australia's Lynas Rare Earths reported a 21.8% fall in first-quarter revenue on Friday, hurt by lower product prices and continued accumulation of inventory.
Another watershed day for U.S. Treasuries on Thursday - the entire curve came within a whisker of trading above 5% - is set to weigh heavily on Asian market sentiment on Friday and potentially seal one of the biggest weekly losses for regional stocks in months.
Soybean Oil prices finished the day with triple digit losses of as much as 3.1% as the meal and beans closed in the black. The Canadian Canola Prices also fell sharply, by 2.7%, on Thursday. Soymeal futures closed the day with gains of as much as 2.2%, with Dec at...
The hog market finished the session mostly higher but within 20c of UNCH for Thursday. Dec futures ended the day 68 cents of the low but $1.45 under the daily high. The National Average Base Hog price from the PM update was 59 cents lower to $73.16. The CME Lean...
The December cotton contract printed a nearly 2 cent range on the day, most of which was spent in the red. The contract finished the day 12 points under the session high for a net 3 point gain. The other nearbys stayed in the red for the close, but were...
Wheat futures finished the Thursday session near the highs on an afternoon rally. Chicago led the way finishing up by 1.1% to 2.3%. The SRW/HRW spread has faded 83c (or by half) since Sep 1, to the lowest mark since October 2022. Thursday’s KC market finished the day 4 to...
Dec corn futures turned higher in the afternoon and finished the session at the high, back above the $5 mark for the first time since 8/21 (first close +$5 since 8/02). The board settled 6 ¾ to 13 cents in the black across the front month contracts. The weekly USDA...