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In spite bargain buyers returned to the grain markets on Friday, sparking a round of technical buying that lifted prices significantly by the close of the session, the trend in the grain and oilseed markets this week was down, as market facing steep cuts last Thursday.Wheat futures were all lower.   KC HRW July was down […]

The Wheat 16-06

The US markets remained under pressure yesterday, despite USDA reporting lower-than-expected quality ratings late Monday. September corn contracts faded more than 1.3% lower by the close. Some wheat contracts losing more than 2.5%. Soybean prices were also on the ropes, dropping 1.25%. On macro markets, top commodity traders expect oil to return to $100 per

Le piogge giunte negli Stati Uniti la scorsa settimana, potrebbero favorire le condizioni di crescita di mais, soia e grano primaverile. Questo ha generato una svendita eccezionale, già a partire da stamattina, mettendo sotto pressione tutti i prezzi dei cereali e dei semi oleosi. L’aggiornamento settimanale sui progressi delle colture da parte dell’USDA, sarà in uscita

US farm markets has fallen, last Friday. Weather concerns continue to dominate price direction. The Thursday drought map for the U.S. showed dry conditions spreading (and in some cases intensifying) across northern plains. However, this trend was interrupted by some beneficial rains during the weekend. Consequentially, all prices stumbled. After the June monthly USDA report,

ASX wheat July contract up A$0.50 to $305.50/t last Friday; Chicago wheat July contract down US3c/bu to 680.75c; Kansas wheat July contract down 2.25c/bu to 638c; Minneapolis wheat July contract down 10.75c/bu to 764.75c; MATIF wheat September contract down €1.25/t to €211.25/t; MATIF corn August contract down €1/t to €261.00/t; Chicago corn July contract down