Soft Commodities & Have grain markets finally bottomed?" By Jim Roemer - Meteorologist - Commodity Trading Advisor - ...

The dollar supports commodities prices. Industrial have done better than agricultural commodities. Sugar is at the bottom of its trading range. Cocoa and coffee suffer under the weight of supplies.

At the Soft Commodities Forum (SCF), we believe that achieving meaningful landscape-level transformation and acquiring the financing to get there require collaboration across food and agriculture ...

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22 (Reuters) - IntercontinentalExchange Inc will consider cutting trading hours for soft commodities in a bid to improve liquidity, president and chief operating officer of ICE ...

It’s clear that EU food and beverage exporters are reconsidering their approach to the US market as tariffs and the weaker ...

Understanding the dynamics of agricultural commodity markets is crucial for investors, traders, and businesses involved in the food industry. Here's a curated list of the top 5 websites for traders ...

Looking forward, it is another quiet week for data, with the U.S. government still shut down. Traders await Friday's November USDA WASDE report, with focus on U.S. yields, Brazil's crop potential, and ...

Hedge funds and proprietary trading firms are bolstering their rosters with added expertise in agricultural commodities. Given last year's volatility, they're seeing opportunities for profit-taking, ...

NEW YORK, March 8 (Reuters) - IntercontinentalExchange Inc's will place a five-year cap on trading fees for Liffe soft commodities if the potential merger with NYSE Euronext goes through, and could ...

Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the entire world. It’s a safe bet that no matter where you go, there is likely to be people buying, selling and drinking coffee. It is available in finished ...

RAMINVEST Holding DIFC celebrating the 25th anniversary of Rami Group RAMINVEST Holding launches ‘Win Commodities’ trading platform, and opens 5% of WINVESTNET Capital, bringing it to $1.2 billion ...