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The latest commodities coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
The U.S. government has lifted a security-related suspension on its activities in Michoacan, Mexico, resuming crucial inspections that are required for avocado exports to the United States.
Wheat futures on the Euronext exchange pulled back from a two-week peak after a report that Ukraine proposed a ceasefire in the Black Sea, easing market concerns over potential export disruptions.
Argentina's government has revised its estimate for recoverable oil in the Vaca Muerta shale formation to 30.17 billion barrels, nearly double the previous figure, citing technological advances and a larger productive area.
The main sea freight index for dry bulk commodities dropped 3.2% on Thursday, extending its losing streak as rates for larger capesize and panamax vessels continued to decline.
According to Citi Research, bullish bets on gasoil have reached a multi-year high, a level of "stretched" positioning that has historically preceded sharp price pullbacks.
The July consumer inflation report met expectations with a slight moderation, easing immediate market concerns, but upcoming data and rising energy prices suggest the Federal Reserve's policy path remains uncertain.
The Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC) has rejected allegations from U.S. lawmakers that a diamond ring gifted to President Trump was connected to the administration's decision to exempt European diamonds from new tariffs.
Amid a major supply disruption estimated at 5 million barrels per day, accessible government-held oil reserves could be depleted in six months, with the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve facing particular strain.
Two large foodborne illness outbreaks linked to Taylor Farms produce from Mexico have sickened thousands, raising concerns about the FDA's ability to safeguard a rapidly growing import supply chain amid declining agency resources.
