soybeans

Corn, soybeans and wheat were all higher for the week. US grains markets, indeed, were able to partially resume bullish operations during Friday session. Corn prices rose 2,34% this week, erasing loss the previous week.  Soybeans had a promising rally early in the week, supported by a surge in Malaysian palm oil to an all time

In today’s session, European wheat prices rose to set fresh contract highs (280 €/ton for December delivery). Wheat prices are supported by a rally in Chicago that has seen the spring wheat contracts in Minneapolis, to surpass 10$/bu. The latest import tender news made additional pressures.The Tunisian tender on this morning, in which the ODC

According to the farm office FranceAgriMer, French farmers stepped up harvesting of corn and sowing of winter wheat and barley last week thanks the dry and sunny weather. Indeed, an estimated 32% of corn crop area had been harvested as of Oct. 18. That is up from 15% a week earlier. Harvest progress, however, remained

US farm markets were sharply down yesterday. Corn prices eroded 1.25% lower. Soybean prices had moved down 1.8%, despite plenty of bullish export data from USDA.  All wheat complex also faded, with December Chicago SRW futures that fellmore than 1%. December Kansas City HRW futures dropped around 1,58%. December MGEX spring wheat futures eased 0,45%.