Canola and soybean prices react to new U.S. production estimates.
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Markets react to new USDA estimates
American corn to rise, record soybeans still expected
How low can canola go?
If the grain markets were a game of limbo, canola would be going for the championship title
Canola market diving after launch of Chinese anti-dumping investigation.
Bunge-Viterra deal highlights need for new approach to merger reviews
The size and scope of global firms renders competition oversight all but meaningless
If the acquisition is allowed, Bunge will become the world’s largest agricultural commodity trader. Selling off a few businesses in Eastern Europe will not stop it from using its massive footprint to influence markets, prices and production to advance its own interests at the expense of farmers, consumers and workers, no matter what country it operates in.
Chinese trade move not expected to stop canola flow
Anti-dumping investigation announcement has immediate effect on prices, but market access not seen as major worry
Chinese anti-dumping actions on Canadian canola not expected to stop oilseed's trade.
China exercises its dominance in canola market
The market reacted swiftly, but canola should weather the storm
China exercises its dominance in canola market with anti-dumping investigation
Low water on Mississippi River impacts barges, grain exports ahead of harvest
Chicago | Reuters – Low water conditions have led to several barges running aground along a key stretch of the lower Mississippi River, the U.S. Coast Guard told Reuters on Wednesday, just as the busiest U.S. grain export season gets underway. Low water levels are slowing export-bound barge shipments of grain and oilseeds from the
Grain commission revokes Purely Canada licences
The Canadian Grain Commission said Aug. 28 both dealer and primary elevator licences at Purely Canada's Saskatchewan facilities in Avonlea, Kindersley and Lajord had been pulled.
Canola market bounces up and down
A large and looming U.S. soybean harvest is adding downward pressure to the market
Rain makes for lower grain prices
How the U.S. market is faring as harvest volumes firm up
Prices are slipping in the U.S. grain market.
Canada’s railways grind to a halt
The lockout of rail workers by Canada’s two major railways has begun. At 12:01 AM EDT this morning, after negotiations that began last year failed to bring about a resolution to the dispute, Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Kansas City announced at that they would lock out their employees who are members of the
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