SINGAPORE, May 10 (Reuters) - Japanese rubber futures dipped on Friday, weighed down by demand uncertainties amid subdued economic conditions in key rubber-buying countries, although higher oil prices and a weaker yen lent some support to the market. The Osaka Exchange...
LONDON: Asian spot liquefied natural gas prices rose this week on stronger demand amid high temperatures in north and south...
SINGAPORE: Malaysian palm oil futures fell for a third consecutive session to close at a three-month low on Friday, tracking...
Gold prices rebounded in Pakistan on Friday in line with an increase in the international rate. In the local market,...
Iron ore futures fell for a third straight session on Friday and on track for a weekly decline, pressured by...
The NTDA was saddened to hear of the passing of another Master of the Round and Black, former NTDA South...
BEIJING: Chicago soybeans and corn firmed on Friday, with wheat following suit ahead of a US Department of Agriculture supply-and-demand...
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s palm oil stocks at the end of April rose 1.85% from the previous month to 1.74 million...
BENGALURU/MUMBAI/BANGKOK/HANOI/BANGLADESH: Top rice exporters saw rates climb this week due to an uptick in demand, while a stronger baht lifted...
LONDON: Copper prices retreated on Thursday on a potential delay in US interest rate cuts ahead of key inflation data...
BENGALURU: Gold prices climbed 1% on Thursday after fresh data from the Labour Department indicated that the number of Americans...
The All India Rubber Industries Association has reiterated its request for a higher import duty on rubber-finished products in order...
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