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The winter-crop planting campaign across the European Union and the United States has concluded. Favourable weather conditions across most of Europe in October and November meant that the cereal crop was planted within the traditional sowing window in most regions. There were early delays due to excessive rainfall in some central and eastern regions, but […]

The Wheat 22.12.20

Moscow – December 22, 2020 As we had already announced last week, yesterday, December 21, 2020, VTB Capital in collaboration with the Moscow stock exchange has officially announced that it has developed the first futures delivery of grain in Russia. Trading in these futures contracts will begin on the Moscow Exchange derivatives market on Dec.

Despite some intraday volatility, little change has been observed on cereals prices yesterday. In fact, whipsaw markets into Monday US trade saw oil sell off hard on the overnights with a stronger dollar and COVID worries, only to pull back up into the day session as optimism returned and US stimulus worries were resolved. Only

Chicago wheat March contract up US 3 cents per bushel to 611.25c; Kansas wheat March contract up 5.25c/bu to 574.5c; Minneapolis wheat March contract up 1.75c/bu to 570.25c; MATIF wheat March contract down €0.50/t to €208; Corn March contract up 2.5c/bu to 440c; Soybeans March contract up 23.5c/bu to 1247.5c; Winnipeg canola March contract up C$8.40/t to $625.80; MATIF rapeseed February contract down

Il mercato sta sempre più rallentando con l’avvicinarsi delle feste. Molti operatori, infatti, hanno preferito chiudere già a partire da oggi atteso che venerdì prossimo sarà Natale. Sul mercato internazionale, abbiamo visto la Giordania acquistare 120.000 t di orzo e 120.000 t di grano da macina. I prezzi della soia a Chicago, continuano a salire

December 21, 2020 At this point, it is hard to see the grains setting back a tremendous amount as the market continues to wrestle with a lot of fundamental concerns, not just in the U.S., but also in South America and Russia. The grains have wrapped up the last full week of trading for 2020.

Wheat markets moves were mixed in Friday trading, while corn, soybeans and canola posted some big gains. In fact, CBOT agricultural futures stayed bullish in the past week as the world was awash with liquidity, with a sinking U.S. dollar, and the COVID-19 vaccines may allow the return of normality in the second quarter of

Chicago wheat March contract down US0.5 cents per bushel to 608.25c; Kansas wheat March contract down 0.75c/bu to 569.25c; Minneapolis wheat March contract up 1.5c/bu to 568.5c; MATIF wheat March contract up €1.50/t to €208.50; Corn March contract up 5c/bu to 437.5c; Soybeans March contract up 18.5c/bu to 1224c; Winnipeg canola January contract up C$8.90/t to $624.10; MATIF rapeseed February contract down €0.50/t

An explosive counter-seasonal rally in grain prices that continued through early December has dramatically changed the complexion of the 2020-21 grain marketing season. The largely unexpected rally that began in August enabled U.S. grain elevators to capture strong margins on stored crop, as well as on new crop which they bought and resold into a