Today’s Futures News

Today’s Futures News

• Wheat, Copper Declines; Gold Extends Gains: Commodities at Close
  GRAINS, OILSEEDS, SOFT COMMODITIES. Wheat dropped for a second day ahead of a government report that may show quarterly stockpiles climbed last month in the U.S., the largest shipper. The contract for March delivery lost 0.3 percent to $7.4825 a …
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• Phil Jackson's Comments on Coaching Again Require a Few Grains of Salt

  Phil Jackson's desire to coach in the NBA again seems to be in another valley, as his comments to SheridanHoops.com seem to suggest that he's done as a coach in the NBA. And at the very least, we know he's not going to be coaching the Brooklyn Nets. See all stories on this topic »

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• UNICEF Executive Director Discusses Need For Commodities Market For Life …
  In this Forbes interview, Rahim Kanani of the Skoll World Forum speaks with UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake about reducing child mortality and the need for a commodities market to improve access to medicines and health care. Lake said, "By …
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• Today In Commodities: Will Corn Pop On Friday's USDA Report?
  Softs: Cocoa lost better than 2 % to close just off its recent lows. The volatile action in the last few … Grains: Corn has closed higher the last 2 sessions and though we did not settle above the 9 day MA, we did probe that pivot point. A close …
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• Aussie, NZ Dollars Rise Against Most Peers as Commodities Gain
  The Australian and New Zealand dollars gained versus the majority of their most-traded counterparts as commodities rose for a second day. The South Pacific currencies were little changed against the U.S. dollar as stocks declined. Iron, Australia's …
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• COMMODITIES-Muted action for 2nd day; gold up, cocoa/coffee down
  Markets focused on Part 2 of U.S. fiscal drama * Oil, copper up modestly * Gold jumps 1 pct, first rise in 3 days * Cocoa, coffee prices slump after Tuesday rally By Barani Krishnan NEW YORK, Jan 8 (Reuters) – Most commodities saw muted action for a …
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• Corn advances in light trading as commodities traders wait for USDA to release …
  Corn edged higher in light trading Tuesday before the release of a series of crucial reports that the U.S. Department of Agriculture will release Friday. Corn rose 3.25 cents to $6.8875 a bushel in light trading on Tuesday. The grain has dropped 18 …
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• Commodities: Crude Oil Rebound May Falter as Earnings Enter Spotlight

  FOREX Market News · Forex: USD Correction Underway- Outlook Remains Bullish on Fed Policy · Forex: Euro At Risk Amid Deepening Recession- Pound Carves Higher Low · Commodities: Crude Oil Rebound May Falter as Earnings Enter Spotlight … See all stories on this topic »

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• Commodities: Crude Oil Rebound May Falter as Earnings Enter Spotlight

  Market News Headlines. FOREX Market News · Forex: Euro At Risk Amid Deepening Recession- Pound Carves Higher Low · Commodities: Crude Oil Rebound May Falter as Earnings Enter Spotlight · Forex News: Greek PM Samaras Says Things Will Get … See all stories on this topic »

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• Softs – Coffee futures higher despite upbeat Colombian crop
  Coffee prices have been on an upward trend in recent sessions, as speculators closed out bets on lower prices after Arabica fell nearly 37% last year, the most in 12 years, making it one of the worst performing commodities of 2012. Coffee prices …
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• Grains seen mixed Tuesday

  Grains seen mixed Tuesday. Mike McGinnis 01/08/2013 @ 7:10am. The CME Group commodities are expected to start mixed Tuesday. The early calls for the commodities on Tuesday, January 8, 2012, are mostly lower. Corn is seen opening 1-2 cents lower. See all stories on this topic »

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• SunOpta Acquires Value-Added Grains Handling and Processing Facility in …
  SunOpta (NASDAQ: STKL) today announced that the Company has completed the acquisition of a value-added grains handling and processing facility located in Silistra, Bulgaria. The facility is currently a strategic supplier for SunOpta, producing value …
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