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Ukraine export curbs 'possible' too, says CWB

The world's top wheat marketing group adds Ukraine to the countries which could restrict grain exports, but remains cautious on prices nonetheless

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Firm cash corn price may be sign of US data errors
The unusually strong corn basis may be a sign that US officials are underestimating livestock feeding - and mean supplies are thinner than thought
 Costs cuts and mergers vital for UK poultry groups
Europe's top broiler meat industry has an overblown idea of its own competitiveness, and is "not well-known" for efficiency, Rabobank warns
India poised for $8bn boost to fertilizer capacity
India is expected to "kick start" an investment drive which could return the country to self-sufficiency in urea - gas supplies allowing
Firm wheat prices are not such a paradox
OK, bumper world wheat inventories might suggest that prices are set for a tumble. But the market has two important props
Cold, dryness, quality stoke Black Sea grain fears
Russia is beset by extreme cold as Ukraine's grains crop is estimated tumbling 30%, and quality questions appear over Kazakh wheat
Dairy profits soar, lifted by record milk price
English dairy farms enjoy a leap in prosperity, taking them near to cereal farms in profits. But pig farms are struggling, official data show
Potash downturn leaves PotashCorp profits short
The fertilizer giant lowers hopes for world potash after admitting it underestimated an downturn which cut its sales of the nutrient by one-third
Argentina and Russia - will either curb grain exports?
Both have a habit of tripping up free trade. But agricultural, and political, calculations make one of the pair far more likely to act this time
Thriving Tereos takes aim at European sugar plans
The French agribusiness giant, unveiling record profits, follows German peer Suedzucker in countering a shake-up to Europe's sugar regime
Rubber rally stalls, but is not over yet
A weaker session for rubber futures does not herald an end to gains which have already hit 23% in 2012, Standard Chartered says
Richardson expands in grain as Canada reform looms
Canada's largest privately-held agribusiness boosts its handling capacity, as grain groups vie for share of the country's deregulating market
ABN warms to many commodities, but cool on ags
ABN Amro upgrades to "neutral" its forecast for raw material prices. But it is downbeat on prospects for many farm commodities - bar cocoa
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Alt Text Paris wheat prices - will they underperform US ones again?
Paris wheat prices dropped nearly 20% last year, a bigger fall than Chicago, pressed by Russia's return to exports. Are more falls on their way? 		Featured market report Evening markets: corn, orange juice miss end-of-week retreat
Many crops suffer Friday malaise, worsened by disappointing US economic data. However, strong cash markets help corn and US test results lift juice
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