British Sugar to Pay Premium for Early Harvest Amid Supply Fears
British Sugar will take the unusual step of paying farmers a premium to harvest some beets early for next season, signaling there are worries supply will remain tight later this year.
British Sugar will take the unusual step of paying farmers a premium to harvest some beets early for next season, signaling there are worries supply will remain tight later this year.
China said it released relevant notices on the risk of falling debris near Taiwan this weekend following a planned satellite launch, denying Taipei’s claims that a no-fly zone will be imposed to the north of the island.
China said it released relevant notices on the risk of falling debris near Taiwan this weekend following a planned satellite launch, denying Taipei’s claims that a no-fly zone will be imposed to the north of the island.
China said it released relevant notices on the risk of falling debris near Taiwan this weekend following a planned satellite launch, denying Taipei’s claims that a no-fly zone will be imposed to the north of the island.
European stocks edged higher on Friday, set for their longest weekly gaining streak since early December on speculation the Federal Reserve and other central banks are nearing the end of their hiking cycles. Treasuries steadied.
European stocks edged higher on Friday, set for their longest weekly run of gains since early December on speculation the Federal Reserve and other central banks are nearing the end of their hiking cycles. Treasuries steadied.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s approval rating has fallen to its lowest level in about six months, dragged down by his response to leaked documents that purportedly showed the US spied on its ally.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s approval rating has fallen to its lowest level in about six months, dragged down by his response to leaked documents that purportedly showed the US spied on its ally.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s approval rating has fallen to its lowest level in about six months, dragged down by his response to leaked documents that purportedly showed the US spied on its ally.
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has announced a review of its existing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on barley imports from Australia, a major move toward reducing the ongoing trade tensions between the two nations.