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Daily International Grain Market View

Posted by SWB on 21 October 2022 | Featured

Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets moved higher on Thursday. Corn after a four-session losing streak, found some buyers, which pushed the market back up by 0.85%. Soybeans following the announcement of two large flash sales, closed with double-digit … Read More

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Daily International Grain Market View

Posted by SWB on 25 August 2022 | Featured

Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets, were mixed but mostly higher yesterday. Corn moved modestly higher, up 0.87%, after hitting their highest in nearly two months. Soybeans also tried to push higher but ultimately failed, closing with 0.38% … Read More

US Weekly Export Sales Report

Posted by SWB on 26 May 2022 | Featured

WASHINGTON – May 26, 2022 Per latest data from the US Department of Agriculture, wheat export sales for the period May 13-19, 2022 and delivery in 2021/22 season saw a net reductions of 2,300 metric tons (MT). That was a … Read More

GRAIN & PRICES WEEKLY REPORT

Posted by SWB on 12 February 2022 | Featured

US farm markets posted another round of strong prices this week. On Feb. 9, USDA released its monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE), making more cuts to South American crop production due to dry conditions. US Thursday’s monthly inflationary … Read More

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MOSCOW – Aug 16, 2021

Posted by SWB on 16 August 2021 | Featured

Russian wheat prices rose sharply last week. According to IKAR, indeed, #Russian wheat with 12.5% protein loading from Black Sea ports for supply in August was at $287 a tonne free on board (FOB), up $20 from the previous week. … Read More

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Daily Market Wire – June 30, 2023

US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher, on Thursday.

Corn prices suffered another technical setback, down 1.53%.

Soybeans reversed higher, rising 2.21%.

The rest of the soy complex was also in the green, with soymeal trending 0.30% higher, while soyoil contract jumped 2.03% higher.

Wheat prices were mixed but mostly lower, as Chicago SRW eased by 0.42%,

Kansas City HRW dropped 0.81%, while MGEX HRS rose 0.47%.

In Europe, grain and oilseed markets rebounded after a sharp fall of latest three days.

Oil prices settled higher, in a trade choppy, as tight supply struggled with rate hike fear.

The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index in London extended decline for a fourth straight session, falling 2.3%.

On Wall Street, US stock indexes most climbed on stronger than expected U.S. economy data, though Tech stocks were undercut by a sharp rise in US T-note yields.

The DXY the dollar index rallied by +0.45% amid a sharp rise in US T-note yields, an upward revision in U.S. Q1 GDP, and a clean bill of health of largest U.S. banks.

Notably, Chicago wheat July contract was down 2.6c/bu to 653c/bu;

Kansas wheat Jul contract was down 6.4c/bu to 794.2c/bu;

Minneapolis wheat Jul contract was up 3.6c/bu to 807.4c/bu;

MATIF wheat Sep contract, was up €2/t to €233.25/t;

ASX wheat Jul contract, was down $4/t to A$382.5/t;

BlackSea wheat Jul contract was down $0.25/t to $234.25/t;

US DWI Cash (durum wheat index) was down 2.94c/bu to 784.12c/bu;

1CWAD (Canadian durumwheat) avg reg was up C$0.06/t to C$388.63/t;

EDW (EU durum) Sep contract, was down €3.25/t to €347.50/t;

Chicago corn Jul was down 9c/bu to 581c/bu;

MATIF corn Aug was up €1.25/t to €235.25/t;

Soybeans Jul contract up 32c/bu to 1483c/bu;

Winnipeg canola Jul was up C$18.20/t to C$729.2/t;

MATIF rapeseed Aug contract, was up €5.5/t to €435.75/t;

Brent crude Sep was up US$0.27 per barrel to $74.51;

WTI crude Aug was up US$0.30 per barrel to $69.86;

BDI Baltic Dry Index was down 26 points to 1.112;

Dow Jones was up 269.76 points to 34.122,42;

S&P 500 was up 19.58 points to 4.396,44;

NASDAQ Composite down 0.42 points to 13.591,33;

US dollar index (Sep ’23) was up 0.460 points to 103.008;

AUD/USD firmer at US$0.6616;

USD/CAD weaker at $1.3252;

EUR/USD weaker at $1.0863;

USD/RUB firmer at ₽86.8581.