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6/11/2021 * Rains in parts of the Midwest, Northern Plains aid crops * Spring wheat futures guide wheat markets lower (Rewrites throughout with U.S. market open, adds analyst comment, updates prices, changes dateline from PARIS/CANBERRA) By Karl Plume CHICAGO, June 11 (Reuters) - U.S. corn and soybean futures eased and soyoil futures plunged by their daily trading limit on Friday on concerns about demand for renewable fuel feedstocks after news the White House was considering offering fuel refiners relief from biofuel blending mandates. The Reuters report that the U.S. Environmental Protectio...

5/18/2021 By Mark Weinraub CHICAGO, May 18 (Reuters) - U.S. corn futures rose for the second day in a row on Tuesday, supported by strong export demand as well as concerns that forecasts for dry weather in parts of the United States could stress the recently seeded crop, traders said. Wheat and soybean futures weakened on a technical setback after failing to push through resistance points. USDA said on Monday morning that private exporters reported the sale of 1.36 million tonnes of corn to China for delivery in the 2021/22 marketing year, the second day in a row the country has booked a purc...

Article content CHICAGO — U.S. wheat futures rose on Friday, supported by concerns that Arctic temperatures in key growing areas could damage the dormant crop during the weekend, traders said. “Cold temperatures chiefly domestically, lesser so abroad, will keep the wheat trade watching winterkill prospects over the weekend,” Matt Zeller, director of market information at StoneX, said in a note to clients. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Wheat futures firm as U.S. weather eyed; corn, soy ease Back to video Corn and soybean futures eased,...

07 Jan 2021 / 11:10 H. (Recasts to show Australia accelerates COVID-19 vaccine programme, adds TV to slug) By Colin Packham and Renju Jose CANBERRA/SYDNEY, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Australia is on course to begin administering the first COVID-19 vaccines in February, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday, as the country moves to accelerate its inoculation programme as two states try to contain outbreaks. Morrison said Australia's pharmaceutical regulator is expected to approve the use of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine by the end of January, with the first doses issued within weeks. "We are now ...