ICE canola futures are higher on Thursday, largely on the spillover from more sharp increases in crude oil. However, the ...
Harvesting in Saskatchewan progressed nine points during the week ended Sept. 21, reaching 41 per cent complete, according to ...
Another step back for the Canadian dollar on Thursday resulted in its lowest close since July 13. The loonie finished at US$0 ...
SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed slightly lower on Thursday, unable to turn positive on the spillover ...
The following is a glance at the news moving markets in Canada and globally. July retail sales down Retail sales retreated ...
The Canadian dollar continued to retreat in the face of its United States counterpart on Thursday. The loonie was at ...
India’s pulse consumption is set to explode. One analyst is forecasting 10 to 12 million tonnes of pulse imports annually, up ...
Intercontinental Exchange canola futures remained on the upswing late Thursday morning. An analyst said canola was benefiting ...
The U.S. said it would open a large, New Mexico port to Mexican cattle after its closure due to New World screwworm. Beef prices aren’t expected to fall quickly, experts say.
Soybean and corn futures markets are watching for fresh supportive news from a meeting between presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, as seasonal harvest pressure should start weighing on prices.
Intercontinental Exchange canola futures closed higher for a second session on Thursday, as another round of spikes in crude oil spillover into the Canadian oilseed. However, that support wasn’t ...
The Canadian dollar closed below the 71 United States cent mark for the first time since July 28. The loonie finished at US$0 ...
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