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CARACAS Cheap Jordan Shoes For Sale , March 26 (Xinhua) -- Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Thursday asked for the United Nations' Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) to support his government in the consolidation of a productive economy and help it overcome difficulties.


In a meeting with ECLAC Executive Secretary Alicia Barcena at the Miraflores Presidential Palace in Caracas, Maduro said that although the country is affected by low oil prices, Venezuela has all the economic conditions to succeed.


Maduro said the government will work with ECLAC to organize plans for poverty eradication and economic productivity in the coming months.


"I've asked ECLAC and its executive secretary Alicia Barcena to support us with everything that ECLAC has to offer ... ," he said.


Venezuela started off this year with the highest inflation in the region at over 68 percent and shortages of basic goods and products, which along with low oil prices has created difficulties for its people.


Barcena highlighted the social achievements of Venezuela in the past 15 years, including the reduction of extreme poverty and the application of social programs in housing Air Jordan Retro Shoes For Sale , food, health and education, which began with Hugo Chavez and continued with Maduro.


However, she said the Venezuelan economy must diversify its incomes and end its dependence on oil revenues, though it's a privileged country with the world's largest oil reserves.


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The high representative of the UN agency paid a two-day visit to Venezuela, where she met with government officials to discuss economic and social issues.


Headquartered in Santiago, Chile, ECLAC is one of the five regional commissions of the UN and was founded with the purpose of contributing to the economic development of Latin America, coordinating actions directed towards this end, and reinforcing economic ties among countries and with other nations of the world.


CHICAGO Air Jordan Shoes For Sale , Nov. 5 (Xinhua) -- Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) grains futures settled mixed over the trading week which ended November 3, with soybean futures higher on technical buying and fund short covering.


The most active corn contract for December delivery fell 0.5 cents weekly, or 0.14 percent, to 3.4825 dollars per bushel. December wheat delivery went down 1.5 cents higher, or 0.35 percent, to 4.2575 dollars per bushel. November soybeans added 1.75 cents Air Jordan For Sale , or 0.2 percent, to 9.77 dollars per bushel.


December corn ended the week fractionally lower. CBOT corn futures have spent the last seven weeks alternating between stronger and weaker closes, and they have not traded outside a range of 3.43-3.59 dollars per bushel. This makes fundamental sense and analysts expect ongoing sideways price action into late December or early January, when South American weather begins to have greater impact on yield.


Corn support is a function of an excessive fund short positions which is near record large. The world feed grain market is well supplied, but major exporter stocks are down slightly on the year.


Simply put, any major move in price requires either very good or very bad South American weather. Analyst caution against chasing breaks amid rising energy prices and the rapid development of La Nina.


Rallies are selling opportunities and will remain so indefinitely as U.S. acreage in 2018 will be higher. The only chance for a sustained CBOT corn rally rests with adverse South American weather.


Wheat futures ended a bit lower this week. World cash markets were relatively volatile Jordan Retro Shoes For Sale , but Black Sea and Europe have maintained support at 192-193 dollars per metric ton versus 185 dollars on this week a year ago.


Wheat still lacks a demand story, perhaps even more than corn and beans. The Southern Hemisphere harvest lies just ahead, and yieldquality data there will be important over the next 4-6 weeks.


Black Sea exports continue at a record pace, and while the market there has been unable to rally, it's also been unwilling to break. Most importantly, there's no sign yet that any boost in U.S. export demand is imminent Jordan Retro For Sale , and so rallies in the near term will be limited to short covering.


Analysts mention that spot CME futures have so far held strong at a monthly uptrend line, but without threats to South American corn production, and they doubt there's much upside above 4.75 dollars per bushel, basis spot futures. Their bets are that a secondary seasonal low will be scored in early December.


Soybean futures spent most of the week trading higher on technical buying and fund short covering, but gave back gains ahead of the weekend. The Brazilian Real fell to a 4-month low against the U.S. dollar, and Brazilian farmers were quick to add to their new crop hedges on the currency break.


Fundamentally Jordan Shoes For Sale , the November trade report showed that the U.S. exported a record amount of soybeans in the month of September, and a strong export program is expected to continue into early 2018.


However, the larger carrying and a record large crop will still leave December soybean stocks at the largest on record.


Technically, resistance in spot soybeans is expected on rallies back to 10.20 dollars per bushel while support is expected on a break back to 9.50 dollars. Analysts hold to a view of adding to sales on strong rallies, as a major Brazilian crop problem is needed to sustain a lasting bull market.


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