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13 July 2021
Over the course of this season the UK market wheat market has been understandably firm. Low production, coupled with global support from the maize market, has resulted in UK feed wheat prices (May-21) continuing to set contract highs. The support for physical premiums at the moment is seen for both feed wheat over futures and for milling wheat over feed wheat.
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13 July 2021
As the Northern Hemisphere combinable harvests wrap up, weather will become the key focus point for 2021 harvest; particularly conditions in major producing regions such as the Black Sea region.
13 July 2021
Sunflower prices are rising and this could help to push UK rapeseed prices even higher.
13 July 2021
As one of the first outlined by the Department for International Trade (DIT), the UK-Ukraine continuity agreement facilitates trade after the 31 December 2020.
13 July 2021
Russia’s agriculture ministry will limit the amount of grain that can be exported from 15 February until 30 June 2021 to 15.0Mt, according to draft legislation.
13 July 2021
The latest USDA world supply and demand estimates (WASDE), released yesterday evening, provide further useful insight into where markets could be going.
13 July 2021
At 3.20pm today sterling was up considerably, almost entirely across the board (down against Indonesian rupiah and Hungarian forint), the gains extended to +0.85% against the US dollar, +0.74% against the Japanese yen and the euro.
13 July 2021
Both a reduced domestic supply and demand picture have impacted wheat usage this season, with greater reliance on imported supply.
13 July 2021
Global oilseed markets have seen a turnaround since Alex’s article last Wednesday, with multi-month and even multi-year highs being achieved on some futures contracts.
13 July 2021
The imposing of stricter lockdown measures that come into effect today will see the English hospitality sector limit the sale of alcohol to a takeaway only basis, with ‘eat-in’ meal occasions restricted until 2 December.
13 July 2021
This week I am going to provide a whistle stop tour of global grain producers that could be impacted by the La Niña weather event, and what to look out for going forward. If you missed last week’s analysis on oilseeds, read it here to catch up on what the La Niña weather event is.
13 July 2021
Global grain prices eased back a bit last week after generally rising since mid-August but what could influence them this week?