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September 3 2010, 08:47
Going Granular – September 3, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 9/03/2010) - Wheat rose in Chicago after Russia, the world’s third-largest grower, extended a ban on grain exports into next year. [More]
September 2 2010, 09:18
Going Granular – September 2, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 9/02/2010) - Soybean futures climbed for the first time in four days on speculation dry weather in the U.S. may curb yields. [More]
September 1 2010, 08:47
Going Granular – September 1, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 9/01/2010) - Wheat rose in Chicago as rain reduced the quality of German grain, which competes with U.S. wheat in export markets. [More]
August 31 2010, 08:18
Going Granular – August 31, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 8/31/2010) - Corn futures fell from a 14-month high in Chicago and soybeans also declined after a government report showed dry weather in the U.S. Midwest failed to harm crop conditions. [More]
August 30 2010, 09:05
Going Granular – August 30, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 8/30/2010) - Corn futures climbed to a 14-month high on speculation the U.S., the top producer and exporter, may miss a record harvest. [More]
August 27 2010, 08:22
Going Granular – August 27, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 8/27/2010) - Wheat advanced for a second day on speculation that demand for U.S. supplies may increase after the International Grains Council lowered its global production forecast. Corn also gained. [More]
August 25 2010, 08:58
Going Granular – August 25, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 8/26/2010) - Wheat climbed in Chicago before the latest update on world grain production from the International Grains Council. [More]
August 24 2010, 08:20
Going Granular – August 24, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 8/24/2010) - Corn led declines by grains in Chicago on signs of improved crop prospects in the U.S. [More]
August 24 2010, 08:09
Weekly Roberts Agricultural Commodity Market Report August 24, 2010 [More]
August 23 2010, 08:59
Going Granular – August 23, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 8/23/2010) - Wheat advanced in Chicago on signs of more demand after Russia banned exports because of a drought. [More]