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*Corn sags on expectations of record planting report. *Wheat prices hit lowest since April 2 before short covering. Corn futures eased due to a pick-up in planting around the U.S.
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*Corn sags on expectations of record planting report. *Wheat prices the lowest since April 3. CHICAGO, May 20- U.S. grain and soybean futures traded mostly lower on Monday, pressured by a pickup in planting around the U.S.
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Wheat fell on technical selling and seasonal pressure as the U.S. harvest neared, with the Chicago Board of Trade July contract hitting a six-week low.
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Wheat fell on technical selling and seasonal pressure as the U.S. harvest neared, with the Chicago Board of Trade July contract hitting a six-week low.
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*U.S. wheat exports may exceed USDA's full-year estimate. CHICAGO, May 13- U.S. corn futures advanced on Monday on firm cash markets and concerns that another round of showers would stall planting late this week in the U.S.
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*China's May-July soybean imports seen at record. BEIJING/ SINGAPORE, May 8- China, the world's fourth-largest soy producer and biggest buyer, expects record bean imports in May-July even as a latest bird flu outbreak cuts demand for the feed crop, pressuring crush margins and potentially triggering cargo cancellations.
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*Mewah, Wilmar lead palm oil charge to Iran. KUALA LUMPUR, April 29- Iran is having to pay a premium for basic foodstuffs such as cooking oil, highlighting the increasing strain on Tehran from Western sanctions aimed at its disputed nuclear programme, even though the sanctions don't cover food.
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*KCBT wheat up most in 5 months. Kansas City Board of Trade hard red winter wheat for May delivery leaped 3.3 percent, or 24-3/ 4 cents per bushel ending the session at $7.63- 3/ 4 per bushel, posting the biggest one day advance for a spot KCBT wheat futures contract in five months.
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CHICAGO, April 25- Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures jumped 1 percent on Thursday, rebounding from a one-week low notched the previous session, with a falling dollar and soaring U.S. cash soy markets lending support.
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*Wheat market shrugging off Wednesday freeze in US Plains. CHICAGO, April 24- Chicago Board of Trade corn staged a cautious rebound on Wednesday in a technical bounce from its slide to a two-week low and on hesitant sales of corn by farmers, traders said.
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CHICAGO, April 23- Chicago Board of Trade corn futures fell for the second consecutive trading session on Tuesday on forecasts for better U.S. corn planting weather by next week and on recent rainfall that has eased drought concerns boosting production prospects.
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*Corn planting delays aid corn price advances. CHICAGO, April 16- Chicago Board of Trade grains and soy complex futures rebounded with equities and gold markets on Tuesday after a sell-off in the previous session triggered by concerns raised by weaker-than-expected economic data from China.
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CHICAGO, April 12- Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures rose 2.4 percent on Friday, rallying through key technical resistance amid signs of good export demand and worries about the health of the U.S. crop, traders said.
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CHICAGO, April 12- Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures rose 1.9 percent on Friday, rallying through key technical resistance amid signs of good export demand and worries about the health of the U.S. crop, traders said. At 10:04 a.m. CDT, Chicago Board of Trade May soybeans were up 12 cents at $14.14 a bushel. CBOT May corn was 5-1/ 4 cents higher at $6.56- 1/ 2 a bushel.
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*Iran waiting for outcome of new harvest before fresh purchases. HAMBURG, April 12- No shipments have been made of wheat from Pakistan to Iran under a one million tonne barter deal, proposed in March last year and agreed in August 2012, as payment issues are still unresolved, trade sources familiar with the situation said on Friday.
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SHANGHAI, April 10- Chinese imports of key commodities rebounded in March from the month before as hopes of a strengthening economy encouraged end-users to ramp up output and cautiously replenish stocks.
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*Corn market struggles to find a bottom after USDA stocks data. CHICAGO, April 4- U.S. corn futures fell to a nine-month low Thursday on continued technical selling and fund liquidation, while soybeans hit a 10- month low on worries that bird flu cases in China may slow feed demand there, traders said.
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*Wheat choppy, USDA fails to confirm China rumors. CHICAGO, April 4- U.S. soybean futures fell to a 10- month low and corn set a nine-month low Thursday on worries about a potential slowdown in feed demand from China due to bird flu, and pressure from a surging dollar, traders said.
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Corn edged higher in choppy trade, stabilizing after three straight losing sessions following last week's U.S. Department of Agriculture report, which surprised investors with estimates of big U.S. corn and wheat stockpiles. At the CBOT, front-month May wheat settled up 25-3/ 4 cents at $6.96- 1/ 2 per bushel, its biggest single-day rally since Sept. 28.
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*Corn choppy, trying to stabilize after 13 percent plunge. Corn was choppy and trying to stabilize after three straight losing sessions following last week's U.S. Department of Agriculture report, which surprised investors with estimates of big U.S. corn and wheat stockpiles.