Chicago Board of Trade Market News Outlook: July corn futures are 14 ¼ cents lower (2.4 percent) this week as technical trade, good planting progress, and expectations for larger ending […]
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Category: Grains
Grain
Australia Cut Feed Barley Exports and Increased Sorghum Shipments
According to the estimates of the Australian Bureau of Statistics, in March of this year 777.8 thousand tons of barley and 255.06 thousand tons of sorghum were exported from the […]
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Farmers Are to Busy With Planting, Not Enough Time to Sell in Chinese Hulled Millet Market
DALIAN: In 2022/2023, with 40 percent of the basic millet source, coupled with the old grain carried forward in 2021/2022, the market supply seems sufficient. In early May, the overall […]
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FAO: World Food Prices Rose in April
According to FAO world food prices increased in April for the first time in a year against the background of the increase in global quotations for sugar, meat and rice. […]
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Imports Decline in China’s Buckwheat Market
DALIAN: Recently, the entry of European buckwheat into the domestic market has decreased. The main source of grain in the production areas is less than 30% and processing plants buy […]
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Russia Blocks the “Grain Corridor” From Ukraine
Russia once again blocked the registration and inspection of the incoming fleet, which should move along the “Grain Corridor”. On May 8th, the Russian Federation once again actually stopped the […]
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European Commission Approves €435 Million Aid Program for Poland
The European Commission has approved a program to support Poland’s wheat production sector worth about EUR 435.4 million (PLN 2 billion) in the face of Russia’s war against Ukraine. According […]
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Red Charts in Grain Markets
European Grain Markets The new week started in scarlet red for the bulls on all grain markets in Europe. After making weekly highs at the end of last week, the […]
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Corn Planting in France Progressing Slowly
According to FranceAgriMer monitoring, 59% of the planned areas have been planted with corn in France, compared to 44% a week earlier. However, despite the increased sowing rates, the current […]
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Un Offers Turkish Bank to Mediate “Grain Agreement”
Work is currently underway to extend the “grain agreement”, in particular, a proposal has been received from the UN on the Turkish bank to play a role as a mediator. […]
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