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| 2023-10-20 | -1.37 % |
- Corteva (CTVA) stock went down by -1.37% due to the announcement that Jeff Rowe is replacing Erik Fyrwald as the new CEO of Syngenta, a rival company to Corteva.
- In summary, the article discusses the performance of different market segments and highlights that large-cap stocks are currently leading the market. The author also analyzes the rotations and relative strength of various stocks, focusing on those in the iShares S&P 500 Growth ETF. They identify two stocks, MCK and CTVA, that look interesting from a relative perspective. The author suggests that CTVA, despite being in a downtrend, may offer a buying opportunity as it approaches support levels.
- Syngenta, a Swiss agrichemicals and seeds group, has appointed a company insider, Jeff Rowe, as its new CEO to replace Erik Fyrwald, who is retiring after leading the company for nearly eight years. The stock of Syngenta's rival company, Corteva (CTVA), went down by 1.37% last night. The reason for the decline in Corteva's stock is not mentioned in the article.
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- Bunge's planned acquisition of Viterra is expected to secure a larger role in the expanding renewable diesel industry, but regulatory hurdles could arise, leading stocks in the agricultural industry, including Corteva (CTVA), to fall.
- Bunge's planned acquisition of Viterra, although promising for its future in the renewable diesel industry, may face competition hurdles, with its potential for market dominance leaving farmers with fewer buyers for their crops, causing Corteva's stock to go down -1.16%.
- Bunge's planned acquisition of Viterra would make it the world's biggest oilseed crusher, adding plants in Europe, Canada, and Argentina to increase its crushing capacity by nearly one-third, and secure a larger role in the expanding renewable diesel industry; however, the deal may face competition hurdles and more consolidation leaves farmers with fewer buyers for their crops, which led to corteva (CTVA) stock going down.
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