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Canola crush margins hit best levels in months

CNS Canada –– Canola crush margins have improved considerably over the past few weeks, hitting levels not seen in over six months, as vegetable oil prices rose and the Canadian dollar dropped. Crush margins provide an indication of the profitability of the product values relative to the seed cost when processing canola, with exchange rates

Crops, Markets

Global markets: Japan, Germany cut economic forecasts

By GFM Network News, MarketsFarm Team October 14, 2015

CNS Canada –– The following is a glance at the news moving markets globally. JAPAN CUTS INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, ECONOMIC OUTLOOK – The Japanese government downgraded its assessment of industrial production and identified some areas of weakness in a monthly government report released on Wednesday. The reduced forecast for industrial production is due to weaker demand

Crops, Opinion

Editorial: The green world’s breadbasket?

By Laura Rance-Unger July 13, 2015

Jeff Rubin, the former chief economist for CIBC World Markets turned bestselling author, knows all about adaptation. His first book, Why Your World Is About To Get A Whole Lot Smaller grabbed international attention with predictions that world oil prices would climb to more than $200 a barrel by 2012, forcing a rethink of almost

Bill Whitelaw, CEO of JuneWarren Nickel’s Energy Group

Local news

Manitoba oil industry slows but won’t cease

Despite dwindling production in other parts of the country, Manitoba will still see 350 wells drilled in 2015

By Jennifer Paige March 11, 2015

The current oil price slump will not have a major effect on activity in Manitoba’s oil industry, and it’s good news if you’re a buyer rather than a seller, said speakers at a recent oil industry conference here. “Low oil prices do have a positive effect for other parts of the economy. A lot of

Crops, Markets

Cheaper crude clouds Canada’s economic fortunes

By GFM Network News, Lisa Guenther March 11, 2015

While dropping oil prices have boosted the U.S. economy, how the price slump will affect the outlook north of the border remains a question mark from where Canada’s largest lender sits. “In Canada, it’s a little bit less clear-cut. And the reason is our energy sector is much larger as a share of the overall

Cereals, Grain Markets, Oilseeds, US Markets

REFILE-GRAINS-Wheat up 1 percent as China buys U.S., Australian wheat

By Reuters July 3, 2013

(Refiles to correct transmission error, no change in text or table) * U.S. wheat up for second day * Egypt conflict capping wheat gains * Markets oversold, due for bounce * U.S. market holiday July 4 By Sam Nelson CHICAGO, July 3 (Reuters) - U.S. wheat rose over 1 percent on Wednesday on reports that

Cereals, Grain Markets, Oilseeds, US Markets

GRAINS-Corn firms as USDA pegs planting pace at record low

By Reuters May 14, 2013

SYDNEY, May 14 (Reuters) - U.S. new-crop corn rose on Tuesday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) pegged the sowing pace at the slowest rate on record despite a boost to planting from recent favorable weather. FUNDAMENTALS * Chicago Board Of Trade December corn, the most actively traded contract, rose 0.46 percent to $5.41-3/4

Cereals, Crops, International news, News

Dry Australia cuts wheat forecast

September 22, 2012

sydney / reuters / Australia has cut its forecast for wheat production in the 2012-13 crop-marketing year by about seven per cent from its previous forecast to 22.5 million tonnes. And it’s warning yields may fall further if rains don’t arrive soon in some areas. Australia had a record 29.5-million-tonne wheat harvest last year, but

Dairy cattle, News, Oilseeds

Farmers have a positive outlook, for good reason

By Alex Binkley March 14, 2012

A recent survey by Farm Credit Canada found 80 per cent of farmers feel positive about the future and Agriculture Canada’s latest income forecasts will add to the rosy outlook. Net farm cash income for 2011 was $11.7 billion, Agriculture Canada said in a report. Factoring in depreciation cuts that number in half, but it

Beef cattle, Livestock, Livestock Markets

Bright outlook for cow-calf sector

By Daniel Winters January 27, 2012

If you thought calf prices were good this winter, just wait until next fall. During the tail end of the 2011 calf run, 550-weight feeder prices averaged around $1.60 per pound. Barring macroeconomic disasters affecting consumer purchasing power in major markets, calves could punch higher next fall to $1.75 per pound, Brian Perillat, manager and

U.S. grains: Soybean futures jump on hopes for US export demand

Canada announces steel tariffs on some trade partners

Agriculture chemical company embraces regenerative farming

Daily Network News

U.S. grains: Soybean futures jump on hopes for US export demand

Canada announces steel tariffs on some trade partners

Agriculture chemical company embraces regenerative farming

Tag Archives oil prices — page 2

Canola crush margins hit best levels in months

Global markets: Japan, Germany cut economic forecasts

Editorial: The green world’s breadbasket?

Manitoba oil industry slows but won’t cease

Cheaper crude clouds Canada’s economic fortunes

REFILE-GRAINS-Wheat up 1 percent as China buys U.S., Australian wheat

GRAINS-Corn firms as USDA pegs planting pace at record low

Dry Australia cuts wheat forecast

Farmers have a positive outlook, for good reason

Bright outlook for cow-calf sector

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