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Correspondent @Reuters writing about gold. Used to be in Russia with @MoscowTimes. Opinions my own.
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Wheat heads for 4th straight weekly loss on Black Sea export hopes

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By Peter Hobson Verified
| Zawya Verified
CANBERRA - Chicago wheat futures fell on Friday and were on track for their fourth straight weekly decline as traders hoped for a revival of exports from the Black Sea and as the US dollar strengthened, making US crops less competitive globally. Corn and soybean futures also moved lower, with corn headed for a weekly fall, as market participants waited to see whether a US-China summit would produce Chinese commitments to buy US agricultural goods.
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China private crushers buy Australian canola, first deals since 2020

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By Naveen Thukral, Ella Cao Verified, Peter Hobson Verified
| MSN Verified
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China private crushers buy Australian canola, first deals since 2020

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By Naveen Thukral, Ella Cao Verified, Peter Hobson Verified
| MSN Verified
By Naveen Thukral, Ella Cao and Peter Hobson SINGAPORE/BEIJING/CANBERRA, Sept 23 (Reuters) - A private Chinese crusher bought 68,000 metric tons of new-crop Australian canola for March shipment, after a similar cargo purchased by another private processor arrived earlier this month, trade sources said, in the first such deals since trade was disrupted in 2020.
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