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SINGAPORE: Chicago corn futures lost more ground on Thursday, amid improved weather outlook for planting season in...

* Warm, dry weather in U.S. crop belt seen boosting corn planting * Argentina to offer preferential 'soy dollar' for exports SINGAPORE, April 6 (Reuters) ... | 12:04am

April 6 (Reuters) - Chicago corn futures dipped in early Asian trading on Thursday, amid improved weather outlook for planting season in the United States, and with traders adjusting positions ahead of the Easter holiday weekend. ... | 10:50pm

Warm, dry weather in U.S. crop belt seen boosting corn planting

* Warm, dry spell seen boosting U.S. spring planting * Economic worries also hang over commodity markets * Investors adjust positions before... | 08:12am

Egypt received the highest amount of Russian wheat among importing countries in January

The Damietta Port received the cargo ship PETRA III, sailing under the flag of Panama and coming from Russia, carrying an estimated cargo of 40,241 tons of Russian wheat for the General Authority For Supply Commodities in Egypt, the media center of the Egyptian Damietta Port Authority announced.

Chicago soybean futures inched lower on Monday, weighed down by estimates of a record output in top exporter Brazil despite slow harvest progress due to heavy rains in key producing regions. ...

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CHICAGO, Jan. 10 (Xinhua) -- Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) agricultural futures closed mixed on Tuesday, with corn rising and wheat and soybean falling.