After a disastrous month for oil in April, stability has returned and we have seen a steady recovery of prices. This has had a knock on effect for all related products, pushing up values across the board. Towards the end of last month we had Rotterdam 3.5% below $100 and Rotterdam 0.5% below $200, but …
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Iron Ore Offshore July 20 Morning Technical Comment – 240 Min Chart
Brazil May Plant Biggest Soybean Crop Ever: Fertilizer Co. Yara
Fertilizer sales in Brazil has surged with farmers taking advantage of the stronger purchasing power in the past decade, Lair Hanzen, CEO for Yara International in the Americas, said Monday at a press briefing. “Brazil is getting ready to plant a new record soybean crop” While the sharp decline of the Brazilian currency against the dollar boosted …
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American Exporters Sell Soy to China Despite Rising Tensions
American soybean exporters sold several cargoes to Chinese state-run buyers, according to people familiar with the matter, showing that some transactions are still going through even after officials in Beijing ordered a pause in some purchases. Shippers sold as many as four cargoes of U.S. soybeans from the new crop, said the people, who asked not …
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New Virus Hotspot Latin America Houses World’s Biggest Mines
The decision to keep Chinese factories shut after the Lunar New Year sent shudders through the giant mines of Brazil and Chile that feed them. Now, with China getting back to work and Latin America the new virus hotspot, concern is shifting from demand to supply. Iron-ore shipper Vale SA had a scare last …
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