Chicago Board of Trade Market News Outlook of corn market: Corn futures are 1 cent lower (0.2 percent) than last Friday’s close and just 3 cents (0.6 percent) below the […]
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Category: Grains
Grain Market News & Prices | Global Supply, Demand & Outlook
Romania’s Grain Trade Dilemma: To Ban or Not to Ban Ukrainian Grain?
Prime Minister Ciolacu’s Statement In a significant development, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu of Romania made a noteworthy announcement on Monday, indicating that Romania is considering the possibility of extending a […]
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Positive Signals From Poland Regarding Imports of Ukrainian Agricultural Products
The three EU countries, which introduced national bans on the export of Ukrainian agricultural products, are ready to consider the mechanism of joint verification and approval of supplies proposed by […]
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Brazil’s Corn Revolution: Surpassing the US in Global Exports
Brazil’s Corn Export Triumph: Remarkable Rise in Corn Exports In a significant agricultural development, Brazil has emerged as a global leader in corn exports, surpassing the United States. The Foreign […]
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Corn Prices Fall to 3-Year Low Amid Lower Demand
December corn prices on the Chicago SWOT fell to $185.5/t, the lowest since December 2020, on Monday amid reduced demand and an acceleration in the harvesting of the new crop, […]
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Thailand’s Rice Renaissance: A Free Market Surge
In the bustling markets of Bangkok, a culinary cornerstone is gaining ground in the global arena. Once overshadowed by its regional competitors, Thailand’s rice now takes center stage. The wheels […]
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2% Decrease in Wheat Prices
After the withdrawal of the Russian Federation from the grain agreement, the first two vessels last week entered the port of Chornomorsk for loading through the temporary corridor for civilian […]
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Russian Authorities Plan to Introduce a Minimum Price for Wheat Supplies
Russian wheat supplies have reached record highs, with export prices falling to their lowest levels in the last three years. As Bloomberg writes, citing sources, against this background, the Russian […]
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Unilateral Ban on Ukraine by Poland, Hungary and Slovakia
After the European Commission lifted the ban on grain imports from Ukraine on September 15, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia introduced unilateral, indefinite restrictions, reports Graintrade. What is more, Poland’s decision […]
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Grain Markets Are Starting to Appreciate, Is There Light?
European Grain Markets MATIF grain markets recorded their first weekly appreciation since late July and while this is not yet a reason to rejoice for the bulls, it is definitely […]
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