Chicago Grain Futures Mixed On Friday At CBOT
Wheat fell about 1 3/4 cents to around 3 1/2 cents lower. Corn rose slightly while oats and rye traded unevenly as July deliveries remained active. Soybeans edged higher amid ongoing choppiness and light trade ahead of deferred contracts. Large export sales supported prices despite liquidation and selling pressure from elevator houses and local traders.
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Silver steady at 129.3 cents an ounce
New York prices from Handy and Harmon show silver at 129.3 cents per fine ounce, unchanged from the prior quote, with UPI reporting the market status.
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U.S. GNP Surges. Jan–Apr 1966 At $710 Billion
The gross national product of the United States rose sharply, in five years matching the combined output of France and West Germany. Provisional figures for January through April 1966 show U.S. GNP at $710 billion, about $200 billion higher than 1961’s first quarter.
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Higher Interest Rates A Boost for Economy
Washington sees high rates help savers and foster non inflationary growth. The article argues excess spending risks inflation, favors saving, and supports housing sector adjustments while maintaining market driven resource allocation.
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Metal Prices New York rundown for various metals
The New York market reports copper at 35.82 cents per pound C, manganese 26.85 cents, quicksilver 340 to 345 dollars per pound, tin 161.12 cents per pound, tungsten powder 2.75 dollars per pound, zinc prime western 15.00 cents per pound, with deliveries and refinery notes across several locations.
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Dun & Bradstreet index figures show 1966 ranges
Dun and Bradstreet reports the daily weighted price index for 30 basic commodities, measured for United Press International with a 1930-32 base of 100. The record notes a high of 1966 on February 23 and a low on May 2, with compared values across the week, month, and year.
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