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Soybean futures edged lower to around $12.5 per bushel, reaching their lowest level in eight weeks as investors trimmed bullish bets amid advancing US harvesting and mostly favorable weather forecasts for the Midwest. Scattered rains last week stalled fieldwork in parts of the Midwest, but drier weather was forecasted through the end of the week, ...
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Energy – China continues to draw down crude inventories Oil prices remain well-supported amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East despite relatively strong Persian Gulf flows.
Oil prices held near a five-month high on Tuesday, as traders assessed reports of fresh attacks on vessels and Houthi strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure.
Venezuela expects to attract nearly $76 billion in oil investment over the next five years under new agreements, acting President Delcy Rodriguez said.
Copper futures fell toward $6.50 per pound on Tuesday, nearing one-month lows as expectations grew that the US may abandon proposed tariffs on refined copper imports.
Overall sales doubled from a year earlier but remain far below the 10-year average, Urbanation report finds
There's a debate about whether protectionist steel policies in Canada are working amid layoffs, shortages and rising prices