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Soybeans slipped on 2 November: the SOYB fund fell 1.26% to US$25.81 as Brazil heads for a record crop and China buys cautiously. The post Soybean Fund Slips 1.26% as Wheat Gains 0.36% | Grains, Nov 2 appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Oil dropped on 2 November as Washington and Tehran signalled talks: the USO fund fell 7.08%, Petrobras 4.04%, YPF 6.7% and Ecopetrol 5.93%.
Latin American steel split on 2 November: the global SLX fund gained 1.16%, while Gerdau slipped 0.43%, Ternium 1.19% and CSN stayed near a low.
Zinc miners bounced on 2 November: Nexa Resources gained 3.16% to US$11.43 and Buenaventura 1.63% to US$26.85 after weeks of losses.
The Supreme Court on Monday said the State must exercise preventive detention powers, given their direct impact on personal liberty, with utmost caution, circumspection and in strict conformity with…
SEOUL, Nov. 3 (Yonhap) -- Military cadets were set to embark on a joint training...
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