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US grain prices fought through a choppy session yesterday with mixed results. Corn prices faded into the red on a round of technical selling due to the better weather forecasts. Chicago SRW and MGEX spring wheat contracts also finished the session in the red. Meanwhile, drier weather patterns in the Central Plains kept Kansas City […]

ASX wheat July contract unchanged at $291/t; Chicago wheat September contract down US4.25c/bu to 618c; Kansas wheat September contract up 3.5c/bu to 588c; Minneapolis wheat September contract down 3c/bu to 805c; MATIF wheat September contract down €0.25/t to €199.75/t; MATIF corn August contract down €0.25/t to €236/t; Chicago corn September contract was down 6c/bu to

According to the United Nations food agency FAO, world food prices fell in June for the first time in 12 months, pushed lower by declines in vegetableoils, cereals and dairy products. In deed, the Food and Agriculture Organization’s food price index, averaged 124.6 points last month versus a revised 127.8 in May. In particular, FAO’s

Canadian grain handler Richardson International Limited said on this morning that it has agreed to buy Italgrani USA, North America’s largest durum miller, as it increases its food -processing operations. Italgrani’s assets include a mill in St. Louis, Missouri specializing in semolina and durumflour, storage and crop input facilities in North Dakota and a commodity

US grain markets were mixed on Chicago yesterday. Corn prices traded 1%-1.5% lower. Soybean prices notched a 2% gain. Soybean oil prices tracked gains in the soybean complex, moving 0.7%. Minneapolis wheat prices rose $0.10-$0.14/bushel. Kansas prices added $0.02-$0.03/bushel. Chicago wheat futures shed $0.02-$0.05/bushel. On macro markets, oil prices fell for a third day on this

After a weekend extended by Independence Day, the American markets have reopened with a big sell-off in the face of the onset of rains and a notable cooling of temperatures in the North of the United States and in Canada. All commodity markets, indeed, fell on Tuesday, with grains/oilseeds that crumbled between about 4pc and

ASX wheat July contract down A$5/t to $290/t; Chicago wheat September contract down US26.75c/bu to 626c; Kansas wheat September contract down 35.5c/bu to 583.75c; Minneapolis wheat September contract down 45.5c/bu to 793.25c; MATIF wheat September contract down €2.25/t to €198.25/t; MATIF corn August contract down €4.50/t to €233.50/t; Chicago corn September contract was limit down

ASX wheat July contract unchanged at $295/t; Chicago wheat market closed; Kansas wheat market closed; Minneapolis wheat market closed; MATIF wheat September contract down €4.50/t to €200.50/t; MATIF corn August contract down €0.50/t to €238.00/t; Chicago corn September market closed; Soybeans market closed; Winnipeg canola November contract down C$29.50 to $801.40; MATIF rapeseed August contract

Russian wheat export prices fell last week. In fact, according to IKAR, new- crop Russian wheat with 12.5% protein loading from Black Sea ports and for supply in July was $242 a tonne free on board (FOB) at the end of last week, down $7 from the previous week. Sovecon, meantime, recorded for the same