On Monday, oil prices inched higher on anticipated lower US interest rates and rebounded Chinese demand. During the Asian afternoon trading, Brent futures for July delivery increased modestly by 0.46% to $84.37 per barrel. West
On Thursday, sugar prices extended their losses amid reports indicating lower futures driven by a robust outlook for the sweetener’s supplies. Sugar contracts for July delivery declined by -1.66% to $18.34 a pound on Thursday’s
On Wednesday, cocoa prices spiked due to a lack of liquidity, with open interest in its futures near their lowest in over a decade. Cocoa futures for July delivery rose 7.12% to $7,843.00 per metric
On Wednesday, wheat futures spiked as the winter season’s grains entered their late growth stages while spring planting progressed. Wheat contracts for July delivery went up by 0.73% to $676.90 per metric ton on Wednesday’s
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Oil prices posted slight gains on Tuesday in Asia, finding support from China’s latest stimulus move, while Canadian wildfires put oil hubs in the country at serious risk. July contract Brent crude oil futures traded
Oil prices weakened on Monday amid uncertainty over China’s economy following mixed inflation readings, while markets were cautious ahead of crucial US inflation data this week. Brent crude oil futures for July delivery declined 0.31%
Oil prices extended gains on Friday and were on track for a positive week as China saw its crude imports rise in April, while geopolitical tensions in the Middle East showed little signs of abating.
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