During the week, prices for corn delivered to the Black Sea ports were 150-155 $/t or 138-143€/t. But UAH prices, due to the dollar strengthening, increased by 50-100 UAH/t to […]
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During the week, prices for corn delivered to the Black Sea ports were 150-155 $/t or 138-143€/t. But UAH prices, due to the dollar strengthening, increased by 50-100 UAH/t to […]
Read moreThe European Commission has authorized the use of genetically modified maize and renewed the authorization of two genetically modified oilseed rape varieties for food and feed uses. These authorizations follow […]
Read moreAfter a five-day run of higher closes soybeans finally took a breather closing over 17 cents lower in the March contract. Both soybeans and soybean meal saw profit taking after […]
Read moreChicago Board of Trade Market News Outlook With the USDA reports now behind us, the focus of the corn market is now turning to prospects for southern hemisphere weather, crop […]
Read moreExport rates from Ukraine are rather high and wheat stocks are sufficient. In January 2024, traders contracted 1.5 million tons of wheat. In February, there are also quite active sales […]
Read moreIn 2023, Brazil experienced a historic surge in corn exports, reaching 55.89 million tons, with China emerging as a primary importer. The global corn imports shifted, and Conab’s report revised […]
Read moreTraders are currently trying to speculate on the crisis in the Red Sea, the growth of world freight, and other global problems to prove that the price of wheat and […]
Read moreAccording to operational data of the State Customs Service, as of January 24, since the beginning of season 2023/24, Ukraine exported 22.147 million tons of grain and leguminous crops. The […]
Read moreEuropean Corn Imports Fall The European Commission announced imports of corn market for the season to 14th January at 9.52 MMT. This is 42% below last year’s level. FranceAgriMer revised […]
Read moreChicago Board of Trade Market News Outlook USDA released the final production report for the 2023 U.S. production of corn, grain sorghum, barley, and soybeans. Both corn and soybean yields […]
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