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23 July 2021
Global grain harvests are slowly gaining momentum, but there’s still little clarity on total supplies for this season.
21 July 2021
As we know Chinese purchases have supported the gains. But, if we look forward a couple months, are Chinese fundamentals different to a year ago?
20 July 2021
Seasonally, we’d expect to see an element of price pressure as Northern Hemisphere wheat harvests start, but currently we are experiencing quite the opposite.
16 July 2021
This week has seen the release of three key forecasts for Russian wheat production from the USDA, SovEcon and IKAR. All three reports have begun to walk the Russian wheat crop lower.
14 July 2021
With the publishing of the Planting & Variety Survey confirming a resurgence of wheat in all areas of GB, our production for this harvest is expected to increase year-on-year.
13 July 2021
Yesterday, we saw the release of the USDA’s widely awaited world agricultural supply and demand estimates (WASDE) for July, after UK markets closed.
13 July 2021
The USDA releases its next estimates of global supply and demand on Monday, but its unlikely to answer the questions about US maize and soyabean supply in the 2021/22 season.
13 July 2021
Today marks the release of the Planting & Variety Survey. It is the only independent pre-harvest estimate of the area of cereals and oilseed rape intended for harvest in Great Britain.
21 July 2021
Over the course of at least the last six months, China has been if not the main, then unquestionably one of, the most dominant factors in commodity market inflation. The vast buying of commodities to shore up stocks and feed livestock drove considerable increases in prices.
21 July 2021
Last Wednesday, we saw Chicago maize futures (Dec-21) ‘limit up’ in reaction to the USDA’S US stocks figures and US acreage reports. This was because the released figures came out below trade expectations.
13 July 2021
In May, barley was in demand by both animal feed compounders and the human and industrial sectors.
7 March 2024
For much of the recent fall in prices, the potential for some more volatility on 30 June has been a key point to watch. In that regard, yesterday did not disappoint.