European Grain Markets Statistically, we report yet another eighth day in which Matif wheat and corn futures have done nothing but fall. Only the rapeseed market is breaking away from […]
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Category: Corn
Corn
Corn Market Perspectives: Dramatic Change in the U.S. Weather Forecasts
Chicago Board of Trade Market News Outlook: Corn market futures are 36 ¾ cents (6.9 percent) lower this week as a dramatic change in the U.S. weather forecasts, which now […]
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Brazil Increases Soybean and Corn Exports
Brazil significantly increases exports of corn and soybeans. About 72.2 million tons of soybeans have already been exported by the country since the beginning of the season-2022/23 which is 24% […]
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Türkiye Will Import Significantly Less Wheat in 2023/24 – Forecast
Türkiye’s wheat imports in the 2023/24 marketing year, which began on July 1, will fall by 3.75 million tons, compared with 2022/23, to 8.25 million tons. This important forecast for […]
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Corn: Competition From South America Still Keeping Us Exports Under Pressure on Corn Prices
Euronext in Paris, the November 23 corn contract lost EUR0.01 to EUR0.24/kg before the weekend. On CBoT, the September 23 contract slipped 12.25 ct to 521 ct/bu (0.18 EUR/kg). U.S. […]
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Corn: Market is Sensitive to Weather Outlook
Chicago Board of Trade Market News Outlook: Corn market futures are 6 cents (1.1 percent) higher this week after a sharp early-week rally found subsequent profit taking and hedge selling. […]
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Corn Gave Back Monday’s Gains
At the CBoT on Tuesday, corn gave back some of Monday’s gains. The most traded December term lost 3 cents to 557.5 ct/bu (201 EUR/t). On Euronext, November futures slipped […]
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Corn: Yield Forecast for the EU to Be Reduced
The outlook for the corn crop in the EU is deteriorating. Traders in Paris and Chicago react to the situation on the Black Sea. In Chicago, corn prices moved up […]
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River Shoaling Complicates U.S. Soybean Exports
Soybeans and corn exporters in U.S. are afraid of a repeat of last year’s “logistical crisis” when the shoaling of rivers caused serious difficulties with the shipment of cargoes with […]
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Grain Markets Will Be Affected by Heat in U.S. Corn Belt and Rainfall in Canada
The US Midwest has had and will continue to have thunderstorms with below-normal temperatures, improving conditions for soybean and corn crops. The heat of 32-34 °C in the U.S. corn […]
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