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Shortage scare keeps wheat prices red-hot - Vimarsana News

Shortage scare keeps wheat prices red-hot

News and information on selling and marketing corn, soybeans, wheat and other commodities. Also, best practices for marketing cattle, hogs and other livestock.

Indonesia to commence 22 new petrochemicals projects through 2025, says GlobalData - Vimarsana News

Indonesia to commence 22 new petrochemicals projects through 2025, says GlobalData

Indonesia is likely to start operations of 22 petrochemicals projects from 2021 to 2025, mainly driven by strong demand for plastics and fertilizers, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company. GlobalData’s latest report, ‘Petrochemicals New Build and Expansion Projects Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Type, Region, Key Commodities, and Key ...

Kimura finances first live metals shipments on MineHub | Global Trade Review (GTR) - Vimarsana News

Kimura finances first live metals shipments on MineHub | Global Trade Review (GTR)

Blockchain platform MineHub has notched up the first live metals financing transaction using its trade finance application. Launched last month, MineHub Trade Finance connects borrowers to their financiers via a secure communication channel, giving them access to the real-time data set of each transaction. In this way, financiers get a direct line of sight to ...

Afternoon Market Recap for June 4, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Afternoon Market Recap for June 4, 2021

Grains close week with hot hand.

Afternoon Market Recap for June 3, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Afternoon Market Recap for June 3, 2021

Corn, soybeans and wheat all spill lower in Thursday’s session A strong start so far to the 2021 growing season put grain prices back on their heels Thursday. Corn prices sagged 2% lower as traders returned their focus the strong start to the 2021 growing season, despite some hot, dry weather lurking in the mid-range forecasts. Soybeans slid nearly 1% lower, meantime, while wheat prices fell as much as 1.5% today after a round of technical selling. Very little rainfall is expected anywhere in the Midwest and Plains between Friday and Monday, with no areas expecting much more than 0.1” add...