The company expects F-150 Lightning sales to “significantly increase” in September and October as production ramps up and it fills backorders.

Copper rose as much as 1.8% to $8,821 a ton on the London Metal Exchange, the highest level since April 21.

Business groups  lambasted the union, saying it was time for the government to intervene to ensure that the ports stay open.  

“More restrained” supplies, further easing of restrictions on U.S. exports, and potentially lower grain costs are all expected to contribute to an improved outlook.

China announced restrictions on gallium and another mineral, germanium, in a move seen as part of the country’s tit-for-tat trade war on technology with the U.S. and Europe.

The Ukrainian Port of Reni on the Danube was operating at maximum capacity July 25, despite an attack by Russian drones July 24.

The money is to be distributed to German and international companies by 2027 and will be drawn from the Climate and Transformation Fund.

The latest ruling by the South Asian nation, which has already imposed restrictions on wheat and sugar exports, would affect about 25% of total rice shipments from India.

The country didn’t export a single LNG cargo during June and has dispatched only one shipment so far in July.

The Japanese government will suggest that the International Energy Agency create a gas stockpiling framework for its member nations.