CBH welcomes Labor’s wheat marketing plan - October 11, 2007 10:00

Western Australia’s bulk grain handler, CBH Group, likes Labor’s promise to open up wheat exporting to all companies. Labor has proposed a new model for exporting wheat which it says retains a single desk for the control of wheat exports while allowing a Read More… CHINA Development Bank and Barclays yesterday said the two parties […]

World oil prices soar over $US81 - October 11, 2007 8:00

World oil prices soar over $US81 Article from: Agence France-Presse Font size: Decrease Increase : Email : Print From correspondents in New York OIL prices rose on global markets overnight as traders fretted over tight energy supplies ahead of approaching winter months. The prospect of Source: c.moreover.com

Commodities: RM1b fund to ensure applicants are committed - October 10, 2007 14:00

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Soybeans and Wheat Go In Opposite Directions - October 10, 2007 12:00

Carryover weakness pressured prices early in the overnight session, but then things began to turn around in the early morning hours. The dollar began working lower and energy and precious metals started to rally. Grain and oilseed prices responded to Read More… PTOKYO — Japanese oil refiners Cosmo Oil Co. and Japan Energy Corp. have […]

Chicago wheat futures continue fall from record peaks - October 10, 2007 10:00

The fall in prices for December ’07 wheat futures contract continued on Tuesday (US eastern time) this week on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). But Tuesday’s fall was only half as steep as Monday’s sharp correction – when prices dropped by US30c/bus – Read More…

Stock Market Update: Crude Oil Rallies - October 10, 2007 8:00

Extract not available. Read More… 3:49 PM by Jerry Passer Iowa farmers spent last week harvesting around rain showers. Rain has kept bean stems wet and making combining difficult. Corn has dried well in the fields. Hail damaged some fields in Ida and Plymouth counties, while unharvested Read More…

B-School Profs Want to Know (BusinessWeek) - October 9, 2007 14:00

B-School Profs Want to Know (BusinessWeek)Can we cut consumer wait time? Are there incentives for garages to cheat on auto inspections? Why does Disney World remain so expensive?Source: biz.yahoo.com Coffee: The Generation Gap (BusinessWeek)Young adults drink less coffee than their parents, and they tend to drink it on the go. It’s a bitter change for […]

Oil Prices Lower in Asian Trade on Rising Supply, US Dollar - October 9, 2007 12:00

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Wheat import: TCP gets poor response from bidders - October 9, 2007 10:00

Wheat import: TCP gets poor response from bidders ): The Trader-Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has failed to attract bidders for the wheat import, as only two parties participated in the bidding process, sources said. The TCP, after the Federal government decision to import of 100,000 tonnes of Source: c.moreover.com