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But while Latin American soybean farmers are seeing a big boost in prices and profits with the rush of Chinese demand, their Canadian counterparts are seeing prices fall. Canada soybean prices have slipped along with the benchmark U.S. soybean futures in Chicago, which fell by 23 percent from May through September. Since then, export demand has propped up Western Canadian prices, but they remain relatively low. “The reality is we’re net losers,” said Dauphin, Manitoba soybean farmer Ernie Sirski, chairman of Soy Canada, which is seeking government compensation.

Many farmers are selling at C$11 per bushel for yields Sirski estimates at an average 31 bushels per acre in Manitoba, That results in revenue of C$341 per acre - barely above production costs of C$335, Such thin margins leave little room for error and may mean smaller toronto raptors silver edition cufflinks Canadian soy plantings next year, he said, Scorching summer weather that shriveled plants in Manitoba added to the pain of lower prices, Sirski said, Other sectors of the Canadian agricultural industry have taken a direct hit from changes in U.S, trade policy, The U.S, forced Canada to concede some market share in dairy and poultry under revisions to the free trade agreement between the two countries and Mexico..

Like soybean growers, Canadian pig farmers are hurting. Chinese tariffs on U.S. pork have raised alarm about demand, pressuring the U.S. hog prices on which Canadian sales are based. Canada, the third-largest pork exporter, sold 19.5 percent more pork to Mexico in the first eight months of the year, according to Statistics Canada, including hams that Mexico would normally buy from the United States. The Canadian sales grew after Mexico imposed retaliatory tariffs on U.S. pork. But Canada’s overall pork shipments declined, including to China, which is oversupplied, and the United States, its two biggest export markets.

Canadian Pork Council said in a statement in September that hog farmers need government compensation to cover losses related to trade wars, similar to a U.S, government payout of $8 per hog, Canada does have other opportunities for gains if the trade war drags on, Canadian farmers could sell 500,000 to toronto raptors silver edition cufflinks 1 million tonnes more wheat than usual to China in 2018/19, depending on harvest quality, said Rhyl Doyle, director of export trading at Paterson Grain, Canada has averaged sales to China of 751,000 tonnes during the past five years..

Chinese tariffs against U.S. soybeans have bolstered interest in Canadian canola meal, which can also be fed to pigs, said James Rea, assistant vice-president at Richardson International. But as with soy, such market gains have not lifted prices. ICE canola futures prices are down since spring, influenced by plunging soy prices, and Minneapolis spring wheat futures prices have made up little ground since then despite dry global conditions. “It’s not going to be a banner year,” said Alberta farmer Matt Sawyer, who grows wheat, barley and canola. “It is disappointing.”.

More Ontario corn is flowing into Europe, helped by European Union tariffs against the United States, But in Alberta, farmers expect a tide of U.S, corn in Europe that will compete with the barley and wheat toronto raptors silver edition cufflinks they sell for cattle rations, said commodity broker Errol Anderson, Down the road though, Canadian farmers’ pain may pay off with new customers, he said, “We’re at the emotional stage,” Anderson said, “The U.S, goes down, and so (Canada) goes down too, But global trade patterns are changing, and long-term, the U.S, is going to lose out.”..

LONDON (Reuters) - With 63 percent of MSCI’s global index now in a “bear” market, world stocks look oversold but global equity funds nevertheless attracted inflows of $8.5 billion over the past week, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Friday. World stocks are heading for their fifth straight week of losses and look set for their worst month in around seven years. The U.S. S&P500 is a whisker off losing all its gains for the year amid fears that slowing world growth and trade conflicts will erode company profits.

BAML data - based on analysis of numbers from Boston-based flows tracker EPFR Global covering the week to Wednesday - showed that after weeks of equity selling, 1,742 of toronto raptors silver edition cufflinks 2,767 global stocks had fallen 20 percent off peaks, putting them into a so-called bear market, In emerging markets, the figure was as high as 919 out of 1,150 stocks - 80 percent of the total - while of 1,899 New York stocks, 1,164 or 61 percent, were in the “bear” bracket, But emerging equity funds took in $2.6 billion, the highest inflow in seven months, while Japanese funds received $5.3 billion..

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