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As the South American harvest starts flowing into the export market, the market is increasingly looking towards the US new crop fundamentals. However, the new crop balance sheet in corn and soybeans is expected to remain tight, in spite the estimations of planted surfaces in the USA should touch a record high this season, except […]

In spite last two day’s market sessions was mainly negative, grain futures prices resiliently continued their uptrend week over week. In fact, all wheat futures prices ended above last week’s close. CBOT May soft red winter (SRW) futures gained 12 cents to close at $6.60/bu. KCBT May hard red winter (HRW) futures gained 3 cents

I mercati sono estremamente nervosi. I fondi erano tornati nelle ultime settimane all’acquisto di materie prime cerealicole in gran parte a seguito delle forti previsioni di esportazione e delle scorte finali 2021/22 previste in calo. Il rapporto settimanale sugli impegni dei trader di oggi rilasciato della CFTC fornirà ulteriori informazioni in tal senso sul sentiment

Poor US exports put rally on pause so, a round of profit-taking pushed corn, soybeans and wheat lower yesterday. Wheat contracts suffered the steepest cuts, with some contracts falling nearly 2% lower. Also soybean prices saw double-digit losses that erased nearly all of the gains captured on Wednesday. While, even if corn prices dropped sharply

Dopo il rally di ieri, oggi i mercati sono tendenzialmente in calo. Una serie di notizie non proprio rialziste e le prese di profitto di fine mese, hanno fatto prevalere il segno meno su quasi tutti i prodotti. I trader, infatti, stanno anche approfittando per incassare i profitti della giornata di ieri, dopo che alcuni

According to the U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, herewith, the Outstanding Durum Wheat Export Sales Report, for the period Feb. 12-18, 2021.

US WHEAT EXPORT SALES According to the US Department of Agriculture, for the period Feb. 12-18, 2021 about wheat net sales of 167,700 metric tons (MT) for 20/21 were down 58% from the previous week and 67% from the prior 4-week average. Increases primarily for Bangladesh (55,000MT, switched from unknown destinations), Mexico (53,500MT), Japan (52,400MT), the Philippines (50,000MT), and Italy

Corn, soybean and wheat prices all found solid footing in Wednesday’s session carving out a healthy round of gains. Brazilian delays to an already slow harvest, helped soybean prices to rise another 1.25%. Corn followed suit, rising almost 1% higher after a somewhat choppy session. Some wheat contracts firmed by as much as 2%, with