New Tariffs Could Boost Prices on Consumer Goods in US
Washington reports a new round of 10 percent tariffs on 200 billion dollars of Chinese imports, including consumer items like gloves, seafood, vacuum cleaners, toilet paper, and burglar alarms. Hearings are planned, and economists warn prices could rise as early as Christmas.
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Wheat futures show mixed moves with varied contract wraps
Local stock of wheat lists contracts from Sep 18 to Jul 19 with price shifts from minus 2.63 to minus 14.50 per cent. Est. sales reach 155 153 while Tuesday's sales amount to 86 169 and open interest stands at 472 001, reflecting active trading and evolving positions.
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