Naveen Thukral

2 weeks ago | zawya.com | Naveen Thukral

SINGAPORE: Chicago soybeans lost more ground on Monday as conflicting statements by U.S. and Chinese officials on talks to end the Washington-Beijing trade war added downward pressure on prices. Corn and wheat slid for the first time in three sessions. FUNDAMENTALS * The most-active soybean contract on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) fell 0.2% to $10.57 a bushel as of 0009 GMT, corn gave up 0.6% to $4.82-3/4 a bushel and wheat dropped 0.4% to $5.43 a bushel.

2 weeks ago | zawya.com | Gus Trompiz |Naveen Thukral

Reuters: Chicago soybeans rose for a fifth session on Friday, reaching their highest level since early-February, as news that China has exempted some U.S. goods from its tariffs bolstered expectations of a de-escalation in trade tensions. Corn and wheat also rose, recovering from two-week lows linked to improving crop weather.

3 weeks ago | lanacion.com.ar | Naveen Thukral

By Naveen ThukralSINGAPUR, 21 abr (Reuters) -La soja alcanzó el lunes su nivel más alto en dos meses y elmaíz subía ligeramente, apoyado por las expectativas deconversaciones comerciales entre Washington y Pekín, aunque lasganancias eran limitadas, ya que los participantes en el mercadomantenían la cautela. Los precios del trigo bajaban, pero las pérdidas se veíanlimitadas por la preocupación de que la sequía frene losrendimientos en Estados Unidos.

1 month ago | bilyonaryo.com | Naveen Thukral

SOURCE: ReutersCommodities hit by escalating US-China trade warMetals, palm oil prices decline amid recession fearsCopper hits eight-month low, iron ore slides 3% in ChinaBy Naveen ThukralSINGAPORE, April 9 (Reuters) – Oil prices fell to a four-year low on Wednesday in its worst five-day losing streak in three years, while several commodities, including base metals, tumbled as the trade war between China and the U.S. is set to intensify.

1 month ago | bilyonaryo.com | Naveen Thukral

SOURCE: ReutersTrade war set to disrupt global agricultural commodity flowsState stockpiler Sinograin is key buyer of U.S. beansBrazil expected to supply most of China’s soybean demandBy Naveen ThukralSINGAPORE, April 9 (Reuters) – China is set to receive about 3 million metric tons of U.S. soybeans in April-May, according to sources and shipping data, despite new higher tariffs on American products that are poised to choke off flows of China’s largest U.S. farm import item.