Latvia becomes a top-five buyer of Russian grain, consultancy says
According to ProZerno, Latvia imported 431,700 tons of Russian grain from July to October, while Iran stayed the largest buyer.
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According to ProZerno, Latvia imported 431,700 tons of Russian grain from July to October, while Iran stayed the largest buyer.
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Rabobank says gas prices near three-year highs reflect supply fears, not a lasting shortage; new LNG capacity could push TTF to €38-42/MWh through 2027.
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Chinese customs data cited by Reuters show Australian coal shipments jumped 56% in September, while Indonesian imports fell 32% and Russian rose 39%.
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Brent trades near $110 a barrel, its highest since May 20, as Houthi attacks on Saudi facilities and vessel incidents in the Gulf lift the risk premium.
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Asian equities fell while Brent rose as French unrest and a Trump order easing Russia-related sanctions kept markets cautious, Reuters reported.
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CBOT soybean, corn and wheat futures fell to their lowest levels in up to two months as US Midwest harvesting picks up pace, Reuters reported.
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Brent fell 0.45% to $109.06 a barrel as markets assessed a Trump order easing some Russian energy sanctions and Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.
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Dow Jones wrap: US stocks mostly rose as the Nasdaq rebounded and AI debt worries eased, while Treasury yields and the dollar climbed on Fed rate expectations.
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Oil futures eased after Trump waived part of new Russia sanctions, though Middle East supply risks kept prices supported.
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Canola futures on ICE ended the weekend lower, pressured by softer comparable oil prices and farmer sales, according to Dow Jones Newswires market review.
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December milling wheat on Euronext fell 0.1% to €243.50 a ton as traders weighed grain shipments rerouted through the Baltic and Eastern Europe.
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Market Talk reports the 10-year Treasury yield at 5.127%, while Brent slips 2% to $107.69 after the U.S. president waived new sanctions against Russia.
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Treasury yields rose as investors weighed the Fed's approach before its end-of-month meeting. The CME FedWatch tool shows a 17% chance of a rate hike.
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US index futures rise after last week's slide as AI shares rebound and oil eases, with big tech earnings due this week, Reuters reports.
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Reuters reports Asian diesel cash premiums are holding near pre-war levels while spot trading slows, as China's fuel exports jump 39.4% in September.
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Reuters: US index futures climbed as AI-linked stocks recovered from a selloff, while Brent and Treasury yields fell after a Russia sanctions decision.
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Spot gold rose 0.2% to $4,172.87 an ounce as oil retreated from a five-month high, easing inflation concerns ahead of the Fed meeting, Reuters reports.
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Moody's analysts see another volatile week for crude as West Asian supply worries and stalled US-Iran talks keep markets on edge, despite relief efforts.
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Indian and other refineries sent 1 billion euros of fuel to sanctioning countries in September, up 43% on the month, TradingView reports, citing CREA data.
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China's refined fuel exports rose 39.4% year-on-year in September, while diesel shipments hit their highest since February 2023, customs data showed on Sunday.
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