European Grain Markets With increased production and stocks in key producers and exporters in grain markets, the EU included, the USDA report can hardly be described as price supportive. The […]
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Grain Markets Eyes on USDA Report
European Grain Markets Without any new specific reason besides the ones we already know (a blown dam, a fertilizer pipeline, military offensives and threats of not extending the grain corridor), […]
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Corn Market Perspectives – June 8, 2023
Chicago Board of Trade Market News Corn Market Perspectives: The rally in July corn back up over the $6/bushel threshold reflects that this is a weather market. The current forecast […]
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India Has Enough Wheat This Year
Currently 26 Million Tonnes of wheat have been procured In the season of 2023, wheat procurement is sufficient enough in India. The Government is hopeful that there is sufficient stock […]
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Chinese Wheat Affected by Heavy Rains
China’s intentions to harvest a record wheat crop were dashed by heavy rains in May that flooded wheat fields in the country’s major agricultural provinces just before the harvest was […]
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Indian Rice Are Gaining It’s Pace Now – Asian Buyers Buying at the Dip
Prices have recovered from past six months India is one of the largest exporters of rice. Prices of rice bordered higher this week from the last six months. Though lower […]
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Safrinha Corn Is Harvested in Only One State in Brazil
According to the Conab monitoring, as of June 3, Brazil harvested safrinha corn in 1% of the planned area, which is lower than the previous year’s result (3%). As noted, […]
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Wheat Prices Rise After Ukrainian Dam Breach
According to the results of trading on June 6, wheat quotations on the CBOT exchange up to a three-week high – $230.6 (+$1.3) per tonne in response to the destruction […]
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Are Wheat Prices Recovering?
After falling last week to the lowest level since 2021, wheat prices on global exchanges began to recover amid increased speculative demand and purchases by importers. They are also supported […]
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Grain Initiative: Inspections Almost Stopped but Is There a Plan B?
The Joint Coordination Center has not inspected the ships within the Black Sea Grain Initiative, since the beginning of June: neither at the entrance of Ukrainian ports nor at the […]
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