Soybean and wheat futures decline as U.S. harvests expand and Black Sea supply uncertainties linger. – vtmarkets.com
Oil dips as weak China inflation data raises demand worries. Traders await Chinese stimulus and monitor Middle East risks. – vtmarkets.com
Chicago wheat rose for a fourth session, driven by dry weather concerns, with focus shifting to the USDA supply-demand report. – vtmarkets.com
Oil prices surge with Middle East supply fears and fuel demand spike, as traders weigh geopolitical risks against weak global demand. – vtmarkets.com
Oil prices stabilised in Asian trading as traders balance geopolitical risks against bearish demand signals and rising U.S. oil stockpiles. – vtmarkets.com
Chicago wheat futures gained for a third straight session on Wednesday, driven by ongoing dry weather that threatens yields in key regions. – vtmarkets.com
Oil prices eased after last week’s strong rally, as markets focus on Middle East tensions and profit-taking weighs on early-week trading. – vtmarkets.com
Soybean and wheat prices continue to drop as the U.S. dollar strengthens, with forecasts of record U.S. crop supplies adding downside pressure. – vtmarkets.com
Wheat futures fell by 0.8%, yet remain up 3.4% for the week due to Russian drought concerns and export restrictions. Meanwhile, soybean prices stayed flat, with the market under pressure from improved weather conditions in Brazil, easing supply worries. – …
Wheat prices have displayed resilience following an extended decline from the $7.07 high to a low of $4.94. On the daily chart at vtmarkets.com, the price is now testing the 5.60 level, with the moving averages starting to level out, …
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