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A stock trader’s guide to navigating rare ‘Super El Niño’As fears over the Iran conflict ease, investors are turning their attention to climate risk, with a potential “Super El Niño” emerging as a...- Crop prices drop as Hormuz reopening to ease farm-input shockThe development, stemming from an interim US-Iran agreement, could alleviate food inflation fears fueled by the Middle East conflict.
- Weak monsoon may drag agri GDP into contractionIndian agriculture is at a crossroads, facing significant hurdles in the coming years. Analysts project little to no growth for agricultura...
- Why Asia's oil lifeline can't survive on US crude aloneAsian nations are receiving more crude oil from the United States. However, these increased shipments cannot fully replace oil lost due to ...
- China kept building its crude stockpile in April despite Iran crisisChina is accumulating crude oil reserves even as imports decrease. This contrasts with global trends of depleting oil stocks. The nation's ...
- 'Am I out?' Drought and rising costs from Iran war deepen pain for US farmersAmerican farmers in Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Nebraska face immense challenges. Rising fuel and fertilizer prices, linked ...
- Soybeans fall as China summit leaves US farmers seeking detailsSoybean futures dropped, reflecting market skepticism about the vague assurances. While China pledged "double-digit billion" annual purchas...
- Can China's Xi rescue Trump from a bruising West Asia war?Donald Trump seeks a significant win from his upcoming China trip to bolster his reputation and aid midterm election prospects. The meeting...
- Iran war to supercharge Asia's move from fossil fuels to electronsThe U.S. and Israeli conflict with Iran is accelerating Asia's shift to electrification, particularly electric vehicles and battery storage...
- US oil floods Asia at record levels but still can’t fill the Hormuz gapAmid rising tensions with Iran, America finds itself in a pivotal moment as it channels unprecedented volumes of oil to Asia, following the...
- China didn’t buy US soybeans in September at all- here’s where its record imports came fromSoybeans: China's soybean imports from the US hit zero in September, a first since 2018, due to trade tensions and tariffs. Buyers are now ...
- Trump tariffs hit US farmers - Soyabean growers feel betrayed as top nations buy from ArgentinaTrump tariffs impact US soybean market: US soybean farmers feel abandoned as the Trump administration provides a $20 billion financial deal...
- SOPA urges delay on soybean stock sale to protect prices ahead of kharif sowingThe Soybean Processors Association of India (SOPA) has urged the Union Agriculture Ministry to further delay the sale of soybean stocks by ...
- 'Anxious': US farmers see tariffs threaten earningsUS farmers are facing lower crop prices due to President Trump's new global tariffs, which went into effect this weekend. The resultant hig...
- Soybean prices on the rise after stock limit removalOn November 1 2022, the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution issued a notification on the removal of stock limits on ed...
- Soybean prices to remain sluggish despite crop loss due to unseasonal rainfallOn the other hand, if we talk about Rajasthan, the soybean crop loss due to unseasonal rainfall is 150,000 MT. In Rajasthan, soybean is mai...
- Soybean meal prices doubled; govt should permit import at zero duty: AIPBAExpressing concern over rise in animal feed prices in the domestic market, the All India Poultry Breeders Association (AIPBA) on Sunday dem...
- Soybeans edge higher, weaker US export demand caps gainsThe most-active soybean futures on the Chicago Board of Trade were up nearly 1 per cent for the week, the second straight weekly gain.
- US, China bury the hatchet, give soybean so much to cheerIn the domestic circuit, the prices have been sandwiched in a tight range for the past one month.
- Soyabean prices come alive, set sights on Rs 4,000 levelLower output estimates and strong demand of millers are also backing up prices.
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