Drought caused by heat waves this summer has resulted in catastrophically low yields for all types of cereals and feed crops in Portugal. Farmers are butchering their cattle or replacing […]
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Category: Grains
Grain
Türkiye Works to Restore Grain Corridor With Russian Federation
The President of Ukraine V. Zelenskyi said that he discussed the work of the Black Sea grain corridor with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey Hakan Fidan, who visited […]
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Grain Markets Quite Calm – Second Ship From Ukrainian Port
European Grain Markets Reflecting the prevailing holiday mood at the end of August, MATIF grain markets report one of the quietest weeks this year With a weekly price range of […]
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Safeguarding the Granary: India’s Export Measures on Rice
In a strategic move to manage the burgeoning rice shipments, the Indian government has promptly imposed a 20 percent export duty on parboiled rice. The Ministry of Finance, through a […]
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Poland Doubled Grain Exports
In 2022/23 MY, Poland exported 17.7 mln tonnes of grain, which is the record annual figure for the country. This was stated by the Deputy Head of the National Center […]
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Grain Markets Are About to End a Slow Week
European Grain Markets In grain markets if we exclude the expiring and increasingly less representative September futures, the wheat in Paris records another day in which generally nothing happens The […]
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Corn Market Perspectives: Heatwave Support – Pressure of Ukraine’s Humanitarian Corridor
Chicago Board of Trade Market News Outlook: Corn market futures are 4 ¾ cents (1.0 percent) lower this week after volatile trade developed with little in the way of a […]
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Keeping Wheat Prices in Check: FCI’s Effective Market Strategy
The Indian Government has displayed remarkable adeptness in controlling wheat prices, demonstrating the effectiveness of its open market sales scheme (OMSS). The recent e-auction on August 16 showcased stable wheat […]
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Many Shipowners Hesitate to Use “Temporary Corridors” in the Black Sea – UGA
“Temporary Corridors” in the Black Sea that allow civilian vessels to safely pass from the Bosphorus to the ports of Greater Odesa through the territorial waters of Ukraine’s partner countries […]
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Delayed Harvest in Europe and Russian Attacks on Ukrainian Ports Support Wheat Prices
The rains that have been falling almost every day since the end of July in northwestern Europe are deteriorating the quality and delaying the harvesting of wheat. According to the […]
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