European Grain Markets Despite unequivocal weakness in Chicago grain markets, wheat and corn at MATIF on Friday continued to rise, supported by a weak euro and improving competitiveness of EU […]
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European Grain Markets Despite unequivocal weakness in Chicago grain markets, wheat and corn at MATIF on Friday continued to rise, supported by a weak euro and improving competitiveness of EU […]
Read moreAccording to Anec experts, severe drought in the Amazon region is forcing Brazilian grain exporters to divert a certain amount of export cargo to southern port terminals instead of northern […]
Read moreEuropean Grain Markets A firm euro depressed wheat futures in Paris yesterday, but the close was above the 50-day average, and US grain markets rose broadly, so we can attribute […]
Read moreShifts in Export Projections and Key Markets Paris – In light of recent evaluations, French Ministry of Agriculture has revised its soft wheat export expectations for the 2023-24 marketing year. […]
Read moreAccording to the EU Commission, in 2023/24 MY (July 1 – October 15) the EU exported 8.81 mln tonnes of wheat to foreign markets, which is 22% lower y-o-y, reports Apkinform. […]
Read moreEuropean Grain Markets The October USDA report contains some bullish numbers, leading to a positive close on the grain markets yesterday. The solid performance of MATIF is in no small […]
Read moreThe Agriculture Ministry of France has raised its forecast for the country’s 2023 corn harvest, citing good growing conditions since mid-July, reports Agroforum. Corn harvest In its monthly estimates for […]
Read moreEuropean Grain Markets Matif’s wheat found support from news of drought-threatening production in Ukraine and Argentina but was limited somewhat by the euro’s recovery against the dollar. A ship hit […]
Read moreAccording to USDA estimates, as of September 1, wheat stocks in the US were estimated at 48.4 mln tonnes, slightly lower than in the same period in 2022, including 1.6 […]
Read moreEuropean Grain Markets On Friday evening, the USDA surprised the grain markets with much larger than expected US wheat production and stocks. The wheat slump in Paris reflects this surprise. […]
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