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New York and London sugar markets were slightly lower, continuing sideways trends. Strong global cane and beet crops, especially in Brazil, India, and Thailand, support ample...
Tariffs of 100% on China rattled markets Friday, causing the biggest drop since April and erasing $1.6 trillion. Indices hit new highs earlier but closed lower....
Cocoa prices fell as both markets hit new lows amid weak demand and higher expected supplies from West Africa. Ivory Coast and Ghana raised farmgate prices,...
Markets keep breaking records despite overbought and overvalued concerns. With the U.S. government shutdown halting job and inflation data, the Fed is “flying blind.” Political and...
Coffee futures diverged as New York rose and London fell. Improved rains in Brazil spurred producer selling despite low prices. Deliverable stocks remain tight but declines...
U.S. GDP showed -0.5% growth despite stronger sales and higher consumer spending. Q1 was -3.2%, leaving first-half growth at 1.65%, just above yearly expectations. Net exports...
China’s auto industry, already the world’s top exporter, targets 40 million annual sales within five years, with a quarter for export. Growth stems from rural demand,...
Rice prices rose last week, staying in a trading range. Texas and southern Louisiana harvests near completion; Mississippi and Arkansas harvests are increasing. Louisiana reports good...
The Fed and Bank of Canada cut rates 25 bps, citing inflation concerns. U.S. indexes hit record highs, but momentum is fading amid political risks. Gold...
Cotton rose last week, with daily charts turning up while weekly trends stayed sideways. USDA kept U.S. production at 13.224 million bales and ending stocks at...
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