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London cocoa futures on ICE fell on Tuesday after scaling record highs as investors remained spooked about supply shortages, while raw sugar recovered from Monday's five-week low.

The European Union scored a victory at the World Trade Organization on Tuesday as an adjudicating panel rejected a Malaysian complaint against an EU decision that biodiesel made from palm oil should cease to count as a renewable biofuel.

A federal judge has dismissed part of a class-action lawsuit accusing ranching companies of conspiring with a trade association to artificially suppress wages for sheepherders in the western United States.

The Biden administration on Tuesday launched an interagency effort to crack down on inflated prices, limiting what banks can charge for late credit card payments and reviewing the role of private equity in healthcare deals.

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Chanel designer Virginie Viard sent models down a boardwalk runway evoking the French seaside resort town Deauville, parading tailored suits in tweed, long overcoats and broad sun hats.

Qatar Airways has finished bringing its fleet of Airbus A350 jets back into service, more than year after settling a rare legal dispute with Airbus over damage to their painted surface, a senior airline executive said on Tuesday.

London cocoa futures on ICE fell on Tuesday, after scaling new record highs, as investors remained spooked about supply shortages, while raw sugar recovered somewhat from Monday's five-week low.

Copper prices came under pressure on Tuesday as a lack of big-ticket stimulus from top metals consumer China disappointed, with the market looking ahead to data which could shed light on U.S. monetary policy.

Some cocoa farmers and buyers in number two producer Ghana have begun hoarding beans in anticipation of higher prices, industry sources said, potentially further constraining this season's already heavily curtailed output.

Chicago soybean futures slipped on Tuesday, surrendering gains from the previous session, as large supplies from South America weighed on the market.

Target on Tuesday reported higher holiday-quarter earnings on a smaller-than-expected sales decline and predicted that annual comparable sales would come in largely above Wall Street expectations, sending its shares up 12% in early trade.

Target on Tuesday reported higher holiday-quarter earnings on a smaller-than-expected sales decline and predicted that annual comparable sales would come in largely above Wall Street expectations, sending its shares up 12%.

Malaysia's biodiesel production could rise to 1.8 million metric tons in 2024 if the government expands its 20% biodiesel mandatory programme to more areas in the country, the Malaysian Biodiesel Association (MBA) said on Tuesday.

Ivory Coast's cocoa grind was down 3.6% year-on-year in January at 63,380 metric tons, data from the exporters' association GEPEX showed on Tuesday.

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Dubai's Al Khaleej Sugar aims to increase production at its sugar refinery this year, with competition from India curtailed by bad weather in the South Asian country, its managing director said on Tuesday.

Most nonferrous metals fell on Tuesday as traders were left disappointed at the lack of fresh supportive measures from top consumer China's key political meeting.

Wetter weather should boost Australia's production of winter crops including wheat, barley and canola to 51 million metric tons in 2024/25 from 46.7 million tons in the current season, an agriculture ministry official said on Tuesday.

Malaysian palm oil futures traded lower on Tuesday tracking weakness in rival edible oils, although a muted ringgit limited losses.