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According to the US Department of Agriculture, US weekly wheat export sales, for the period Nov. 12-18, 2021, were at 567,500 metric tons (MT) for 2021/2022.That was up 42% from the prev. wk. and 70% from the prior 4-wk avg. Increa. primarily for Japan (154,200MT), Nigeria (102,100MT), Mexico (82,000MT, incl. decreases of 17,700MT), the Philippines

Russian Agriculture Ministry has amended export duties for wheat, barley and corn for the period Dec. 01-07, 2021. As for wheat the export duty continue to increase from 78.3 USD/t the prior week, to 80.80 USD/t for the referred period. The indicative price moved up from 311.9 USD/t to 315.5 USD/t. As for corn, the

Per latest data released by FranceAgriMer, French farmers, had cut 97% of the grain corn crop area by Nov. 22, up from 91% a week earlier. Sowing of soft wheat and winter barley for next year’s harvest is nearing the end, and there were very good growing conditions. Particularly, as for soft wheat, according to

Markets in the USA were closed yesterday due to Thanksgiving holiday and will reopen for a shortened session on this morning that runs from 8:30 a.m. to 12:05 p.m. CST.  Consequently, we don’t have reports on US markets on this morning, for which content we will return on Saturday in our “Grain & Price Weekly Report”

Turkey ‘s state grain board TMO has provisionally bought about 385,000 tonnes of millingwheat in an international tender which closed on this morning.Traders reported the following provisional purchases: 25,000 t with 13.5% protein, offered by Aston at $381.79 per tonne, exw Turkish warehouse, (CFR Iskenderun $376,79); 25,000 t with 13.5% protein, offered by Grainstar at $381.69/mt, exw Turkish warehouse (CFR Iskenderun 376,69); 25,000 t, with 13.5% prot. offered by Aston

US grain markets are closed today due to Thanksgiving holiday and will reopen for a shortened session on Friday that runs from 8:30 a.m. to 12:05 p.m. CST.  Consequently, we will don’t have reports on US ag markets tomorrow morning, for which content we will return on Saturday in our “Grain & Price Weekly Report” and