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• Corn Deals

• 2010-8-6 8:49:15
• China's first big purchases of U.S. corn in more than a decade have triggered a debate over whether exports of America's biggest crop are entering a new golden era. But the one party that could potentially settle the question—China's government—is hardly talking.Excitement was sparked in June when a ship loaded with U.S. corn arrived at the port of Longkou on China's eastern coast—the first sh

• UPDATE 1-RBC Bearings Q1 beats fcasts

• 2010-8-6 8:42:44
• Ball bearings maker RBC Bearings Inc (ROLL.O) posted better-than-expected quarterly results, helped by nearly-doubled sales in its industrial division, which saw strong orders from the construction, mining, semiconductor and military vehicles markets.RBC said it was seeing a substantial increase in demand from industrial product markets and better fundamentals in aerospace, and has "a favorabl

• Australia benefit from India's rising demand for coal imports

• 2010-8-5 8:49:02
• The rapid rise of India's economy, which the International Monetary Fund last month forecast would grow 9.5 percent this year, is fueling the country's demand for coal.Arvind Mahajan, an analyst with KPMG in Mumbai estimates that India will need to import up to 150 million tons of coal in 2015, The Sydney Morning Herald reports. That's 154 percent more than it imported in 2008-09.India rel

• European prompt coal cargoes rose more than half a dollar

• 2010-8-5 8:46:49
• European prompt coal cargoes rose more than half a dollar Tuesday along with European demand while 2011 API2 futures remained flat from the previous day as macroeconomic fundamentals remained unchanged, traders said.On the physical market, Australian coal for September delivery rose just over half a dollar per metric tonne (mt) to around $95/mt, while October rose 10 cents to just over $94.10/

• Weather drives wheat markets

• 2010-8-4 8:56:09
• WheatThe wheat markets had another strong week gaining 30 to 40 cents as the drought concerns in Eastern Europe intensified.The wheat markets started the week by opening July 26 with light losses but quickly drifted lower before holding mostly steady losses of 3 to 8 cents for the rest of the day. Outside markets were mixed, while the sharply lower trade in the row crop markets put pressur

• China's Apparel Export to United States and Japan Rise

• 2010-8-4 8:48:28
• Frbiz release a statistic report that from January to May, Chinese garment export to the United States and Japan have increased slightly, exports to the EU declined.The statistic figures show China to the European Union, Japan and U.S. this three major market export share has little changed over the previous year, exports to the EU accounted for 24.9% of China's total exports, the export share

• Wheat prices highest in a year

• 2010-8-3 9:09:11
• World wheat supply estimates declining. Prices the highest in a year. November soybeans hit seven-year high.Russian wheat production is down another 5 million tons to 70 million. Exports are likely to be down 10 million tons. Russia, Kazakhstan and now Ukraine are considering placing limits on wheat exports.Ukraine harvest is 84 percent complete. Yields are lower in Russia, France, Kazakhs

• Solar giant entry into thin film

• 2010-8-3 9:07:11
• With thin film pioneers like Applied Materials and Signet expired on the battlefield -- or like Solyndra, licking their wounds -- Japanese solar giant Sharp, Enel, the largest power company in Italy and STMicroelectronics, the leading European semiconductor supplier have declared their entry into thin film.The three firms have formed a joint venture called 3Sun and look to start production in

• New Jersey's solar-energy industry gets boost

• 2010-8-2 8:50:03
• Beneath a blazing sun, Dan Potkay's crew fastened the final solar panels to the roof of a Brigantine dental office. The patchwork of 272 panels totals 49 kilowatts - enough to power 75 percent of the dental business and a neighboring arcade and save the owner about $7,100 per year, he said.Potkay, general manager of Brite Idea Energy, a solar installation company in Egg Harbor Township, has se

• Argentina, India to take up agriculture exports issues

• 2010-8-2 8:42:59
• Agriculture minister of Argentina Julian Dominguez would visit New Delhi on Monday to strengthen bilateral trade between the two countries. Apart from meeting his counterpart, agriculture minister Sharad Pawar, discussing export of soy oil, pulses and food processing technologies, Dominguez is expected to ink three major agreements during the visit.India has replaced China as the biggest impor

• The Rise in Supermarket Solar Panels

• 2010-7-31 8:45:04
• Yesterday, the Stop & Shop supermarket chain announced complete installation of solar panels on eight of its stores in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Jersey. We're guessing this news will elicit one of three reactions: satisfaction that another company has signed on to the reusable energy cause; disinterest because so many already have; or disbelief that any of these mounted plates are wor

• The global solar industry is face a fresh sector trough

• 2010-7-31 8:41:07
• The global solar industry is face a fresh sector trough if the recent European demand feast ahead of subsidy cuts turns into a famine next year.Excess stocks of module-cells weighed on firms such as First Solar(FSLR.O), Q-Cells(QCEG.DE), Suntech(STP.N) and Solon after a financial crisis-fuelled sector bust in 2008, when prices slid 50 percent, and the same could happen again.After piling u

• Overall price of rice is determined by the export market

• 2010-7-30 8:55:03
• US agricultural organizations, state farm bureaus and the US Chamber of Commerce have joined forces in support of a bill that would ease the current US embargo against Cuba, allowing food to be exported to the communist-ruled Caribbean island nation. The bill, which was approved by the House Agriculture committee earlier this month, is opposed by many Cuban-American groups who fear the opening wou

• 2010 crop steady for hay growers

• 2010-7-30 8:48:19
• Andy Knapp has better hay at higher elevations this year than at lower levels.Knapp's field on the Peone Prairie outside Spokane, Wash., was fair, but he had above-average yields on another field at an elevation 800 feet higher, possibly due to rising hot air and colder nights, he said.Knapp and his wife, Tina, raised about 600 acres of alfalfa hay this year. They were 30 days behind on th

• Soybeans rise in mixed trade

• 2010-7-29 8:51:30
• Fund-buying pushed up CME Group soybeans, and satisfactory weather pressured corn prices Friday. Traders still remain focused on world wheat weather.The Dec corn futures settled 5 3/4 cents lower at $3.84 1/2. The Nov. soybean contract settled 2 cents higher at $9.81 1/2. The Sep. wheat futures ended 1/4 of a cent lower at $5.96 1/4. Dec. soybean meal futures closed $1.00 higher at $283.30 per

• Soybeans premiums were unchanged

• 2010-7-29 8:49:56
• Cash premiums for corn shipped to export terminals near New Orleans fell relative to Chicago futures after prices jumped the most this month, eroding demand for inventories. Soybeans premiums were unchanged.The spot-basis bid, or premium, for corn delivery in July dropped to 29 cents to 33 cents a bushel above September futures from 30 cents to 33 cents yesterday, U.S. Department of Agricultur

• China Finished Steel Exports Reach 5.62 Mn Mt

• 2010-7-28 8:59:18
• According to Chinese customs data, in June this year Chinese finished steel exports continued to increase, exceeding 5 million mt, while the country's iron ore imports saw an obvious decrease for the third consecutive month.In June, China's finished steel exports reached 5.62 million mt, the first time they have exceeded 5 million mt since September 2008. The finished steel export volume in Ju

• The report of India Solar Energy Market

• 2010-7-28 8:52:24
• The Solar Energy Market in India report details the healthy status of the Indian economy and its escalating energy demand. The report discusses the steady growth of the manufacturing sector in India and the anticipated future power generation demand and the efforts made by the Indian government in encouraging clean energy, and various incentives available for renewable energy products such as wind

• China's polyethylene and polypropylene production up by to 30%

• 2010-7-27 8:42:42
• China's polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) production surged in January-June this year as imports remained strong and demand growth declined, according to the Shanghai-based commodity information service, CBI.Hopes being expressed that pricing might have bottomed-out therefore seem a tad premature - especially as Asian cracking operating rates are reported by ICIS pricing to still be at

• Angola becomes China's largest oil import source

• 2010-7-27 8:37:32
• Angola has become the largest source of China's crude oil imports in the first half of 2010 as the country imported some 21.7 million metric tons of crude oil from the leading oil exporter of Africa during the period, up 75.86 percent year on year.According to the latest statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics, the crude oil imports from Angola stood at 3.74 million metric tons in Ju

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