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Russian wheat export prices rose for an 11th consecutive week last week. According to the IKAR, Russian wheat with 12.5% protein loading from Black Sea ports for supply in the first half of October, indeed, was at $304 a tonne, free on board (FOB), at the end of last week, up $3 from the previous […]

US grain prices were mixed on Friday. Corn prices fell nearly 0.75% on expectations of a brisk harvest pace moving forward. Soybeans finished the session with modest gains. Spring wheat was the day’s big winner after firmed 1%. CBOT futures also rose around 0.75%. Kansas peices were down a bit, sheding around 0,03%. On macro

US farm markets were mixed this week, but mostly higher. Corn prices managed to hold steady this week, as December was down just 0,09%. The Soybean complex was mixed this week, as beans were up just 0,07%.  Soymeal was the factor this limited beans’ gains, as December contract was down 0,7%.  Soybean oil held the

China bought around 2 MMT of Australian wheat so far, out of total 5 MMT in sales made for the current crop which will be harvested Nov-Dec. They have reportedly also canceled several cargoes of French wheat given the quality.

All grains prices were in the green again yesterday. Corn prices rose 0.7%. Soybeans saw much more modest gains of around 0.15%. Chicago wheat contracts were up 1.7%. Kansas wheat contracts, trended 1.98% higher. Minneapilis wheat contracts added 0.88%. Wheat prices jumped on a round of technical buying spurred largely by North American production concerns

According to the US Department of Agriculture, US weekly wheat net sales, for the period September 10 – 16, 2021, were at 355,900 metric tons (MT). That were down 42 percent from the previous week, but up 1 percent from the prior 4-week average. Increases primarily for the Philippines (126,600 MT, including decreases of 600

Algeria ’s state grains agency OAIC is believed to have purchased durum wheat in a tender which closed on this morning. The volume bought was unclear but initial trade estimates were between 300,000 tonnes to almost 500,000 tonnes. More details are possible later. The durum was expected to be sourced mostly from Mexico with some