SYDNEY: U.S. corn edged lower for the first time in four sessions on Friday, but was still poised to post weekly gains of nearly 4 percent as concerns about potential crop losses from adverse weather support prices.
The most active corn futures on the Chicago Board Of Trade were up nearly 4 percent for the week, recouping all of the losses from the previous week.
The most active soybean futures were up 2.5 percent for the week after posting weekly losses of 1.4 percent in the previous week.
The most active wheat futures were down nearly 1 percent for the week, after falling 4.5 percent last week. Corn supported as weather models point to continued dry weather, threatening crops that are entering a key pollination phase of development.
Sheikh argued that the government should have maintained stable petroleum prices
MARI has successfully drilled and tested the third appraisal well in the Ghazij formation in the Mari D&PL
Gold rates decreased by $17 to $2,395 per ounce in the international market
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Power generation stood at 8,741 gigawatt-hours or 11,749 megawatts in March
