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| Market Update Agricultural Commodities White sugar premium hits highest in 22 years (25/6/2010) White sugar prices. A global scramble to rebuild depleted sugar inventories has putshed the price difference between refined and raw sugar to its highest in at least 22 years, forcing consumers in emerging countries to pay top dollar for the sweetener. Futures prices have plummeted recently on the back of expected large crops in Brazil and India (the world's top two producers), however, refined sugar for immediate delivery remains scarce. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/c104b736-7fb9-11df-91b4-00144feabdc0.html Coffee futures swing to 12-year peak (25/6/2010) Coffee prices. High quality Arabica coffee futures have surged more than 30 percent in two weeks as low crops in Colombia and Central American countries earlier this year reduced supplies, draining inventories to the lowest level since mid-2002. It is likely that after such a big increase retail prices may need to rise as soon as next month by up to 10%... http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/7eb788d6-8397-11df-b6d5-00144feabdc0.html
Cocoa prices hit 33-year high (26/4/2010) Cocoa prices have hit a 33-year high on the back of improving demand from the chocolate industry and a disappointing crop on the Ivory Coast, the world's largest grower. The west African country accounts for nearly 40 per cent of the world's cocoa output. Disease sends salmon prices leaping (22/2/2010) Salmon prices are jumping after a sharp decline in global supply following the collapse of the Chilean industry because of an outbreak of a fish disease. Since the start of the year, wholesale prices for Norwegian-produced Atlantic salmon has risen 20.6 percent, according to Statistics Norway. Rice prices soar on supply shortages (9/12/2009) Rice prices have moved to levels not seen since last year's so-called super-spike as a buying spree by the Phillipines, the world's largest importer, tightens the market. The rally comes as global rice production is set to fall in 2009-10 for the first time in five years as a result of India's driest monsoon in four decades, a series of typhoon's destroying crops in the Phillipines and droughts elsewhere because of El Nino weather phenomenon. Soyabeans lead strong advance (20/11/2009) Soyabean prices rose after the US government reported weekly sales of 1.35m tonnes to China, well above trade estimates. CBOT January soyabeans rose 18 per cent to $10.45 a bushel. CBOT December corn added 2 cents at $4.00 a bushel while CBOT December wheat gained 4.5 cents at $5.70 a bushel. Strong demand from China has forced freight costs for grains to more than double over the past 8 weeks... http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/ae0385e6-d4f5-11de-8ec4-00144feabdc0.html
'Feverish' tea trading amid supply deficit (24/09/2009) Tea prices hit a record high for a fourth successive week at the weekly auction on Tuesday in Mombasa, the Kenyan port. Tea prices have risen almost 45 per cent since January, due to drought in Kenya, Sri Lanka and India, the largest exporters. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/99256dac-a763-11de-9467-00144feabdc0.html
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