Clarice Couto
Commodities Reporter at Bloomberg News
Agriculture commodities reporter at @Bloomberg. Reporter de commodities agricolas da @Bloomberg no Brasil. Opinions are my own.
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1 week ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Clarice Couto |Brian Sullivan |Will Wade
Bloomberg — El pollo será más difícil de conseguir en los mercados, desde China hasta Europa, tras detectarse un caso de gripe aviar en Brasil, el principal exportador. El verano está a la vuelta de la esquina en el hemisferio norte, lo que provoca pronósticos de huracanes y predicciones sobre la demanda de gasolina en Estados Unidos.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Clarice Couto |Brian Sullivan |Will Wade
Chicken is going to be harder to come by in markets from China to Europe after a case of bird flu was detected in top exporter Brazil. Summer is just around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere, prompting forecasts for hurricanes as well as predictions about gasoline demand in the US. And the Democratic Republic of the Congo — dubbed the “Saudi Arabia of cobalt” — is becoming a player in the trade war between China and the US.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Clarice Couto |Brian Sullivan |Will Wade
Chicken is going to be harder to come by in markets from China to Europe after a case of bird flu was detected in top exporter Brazil. Summer is just around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere, prompting forecasts for hurricanes as well as predictions about gasoline demand in the US. And the Democratic Republic of the Congo — dubbed the “Saudi Arabia of cobalt” — is becoming a player in the trade war between China and the US.
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1 week ago |
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Clarice Couto |Brian Sullivan |Will Wade
(Bloomberg) -- Chicken is going to be harder to come by in markets from China to Europe after a case of bird flu was detected in top exporter Brazil. Summer is just around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere, prompting forecasts for hurricanes as well as predictions about gasoline demand in the US. And the Democratic Republic of the Congo — dubbed the “Saudi Arabia of cobalt” — is becoming a player in the trade war between China and the US.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Clarice Couto |Brian Sullivan |Will Wade
Chicken demand has been growing globally as consumers seek cheaper alternatives to pricey beef. (Bloomberg) -- Chicken is going to be harder to come by in markets from China to Europe after a case of bird flu was detected in top exporter Brazil. Summer is just around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere, prompting forecasts for hurricanes as well as predictions about gasoline demand in the US.
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