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Bruxelles – November 25, 2020 Winter grain sowings in most of Europe were completed on time as weather improved, but it was too late for rapeseed crops,  citing the EU crop monitoring service. Rain had slowed planting in large parts of western, central, and south-eastern Europe. Drier conditions in November allowed planting to recover in Belgium, […]

Il prezzo del grano ieri sera a Chicago ha approfittato dell’attuale situazione di transizione, per fare un ulteriore balzo in avanti, mentre il mais è sceso e la soia si è mantenuta pressoché stabile, in una sessione caratterizzata da pochi scambi, in vista della festa del Ringraziamento che verrà celebrata negli stati Uniti domani, giovedì

Wheat markets firmed. Canola weakened. The US dollar index, closing at 92.14, made a 31-month low. Crude oil spiked almost 4pc on further vaccine rollout discussion and the DOW closed higher after a late, surprise announcement the US federal government would formally begin a transition with the apparent President-elect Biden. Former US Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet

Chicago wheat March contract up US13cents per bushel to 617.5c; Kansas wheat March contract up 10.25c/bu to 570.75c; Minneapolis wheat March contract up 8.76c/bu to 569.75c/bu; MATIF wheat March contract up €1.50/t to €211.75; Corn March contract down 0.75c/bu to 432.25c; Soybeans January contract down 0.25c/bu to 1191.25c; Winnipeg canola January contract down C$7.30/t to $576.80/t; MATIF rapeseed February contract down €3.75 to

Ieri sui mercati abbiamo assistito a ben pochi cambiamenti. La domanda cinese che, con ogni probabilità sarà confermata ulteriormente anche nel raccolto 2021, rimane forte. Da un punto di vista macroeconomico, torna l’ottimismo a seguito dei diversi annunci sull’imminente arrivo dei vaccini anti-Covid 19. Ciò, ovviamente, si traduce in un aumento del prezzo del petrolio,