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Argentine Farmers Balk At New Grains Export Taxes, Say Output Will Suffer

The increase in grains export taxes announced by Argentina over the weekend will weigh on soy, corn and wheat exports as growers cut risks to compensate fo...

Major Retailers, Brands Call On Brazil To Halt Deforestation For Soy Production

Some of Europe's biggest retailers and consumer goods firms have signed an open letter to Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, calling for a halt to defores...

Argentine Farmers 'Sailing Without A Compass' Amid Political Uncertainty, Dry Weather

Unusually dry weather is making Argentine farmers nervous as they wait for October rains to revive parched corn crops, adding to uncertainty around next mo...

Corn, Soy, Wheat Set For Weekly Gains Ahead Of USDA Report

Chicago corn, wheat and soybean prices edged higher on Friday, keeping all three crops on course for their first weekly gain in four weeks, as traders squa...

Beijing Says China Stepping Up US Soy Imports, Yet To Show Up In US Data

Chinese state media said on Sunday the United States has shipped several million tonnes of soybeans to China since the two countries' leaders met in J...

Wheat Rises On Short-Covering, Soy Waits On China News

Chicago wheat futures rose as short-covering and hopes of more export demand supported, although the continuing lacklustre U.S. export performance limited...

Soybeans Market On Track For November Gains

Chicago soybeans ticked higher on Friday, keeping the oilseed market on course for a monthly gain, as investors waited on U.S.-China trade talks to se...

US-China Trade Truce Sparks Rise In Grain, Soy Prices

Grain and oilseed prices were higher on Monday after Washington and Beijing agreed to drop tariff threats, easing fears about demand for U.S. shipments to...