WASHINGTON – April 07, 2022 According to the US Department of Agriculture, wheat export sales for the period March 25-31, 2022 and delivery in 2021/22 season were at 156,300 metric tons (MT). That was up 65% from the previous week, but down 11% from the prior 4-week average. Increases primarily for #Indonesia (55,000MT), Taiwan (41,700MT), […]
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WASHINGTON – April 07, 2022 According to the US Department of Agriculture, wheat export sales for the period March 25-31, 2022 and delivery in 2021/22 season were at 156,300 metric tons (MT). That was up 65% from the previous week, but down 11% from the prior 4-week average. Increases primarily for #Indonesia (55,000MT), Taiwan (41,700MT),
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US farm markets were mixed but mostly lower yesterday. Traders, indeed, while are squarring their positions ahead April WASDE report, that will out tomorrow, were engaged in some technical selling and profit-taking, after prices jumped substantially higher earlier in the week. Thus, front month corn prices faded 0.43%, with Dec and the other new crop corn prices,
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US farm markets were mixed but mostly lower yesterday. Traders, indeed, while are squarring their positions ahead April WASDE report, that will out tomorrow, were engaged in some technical selling and profit-taking, after prices jumped substantially higher earlier in the week. Thus, front month corn prices faded 0.43%, with Dec and the other new crop corn prices,
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A moderate decline in U.S. corn acres this season; lingering concerns over South American soybean production potential; a lower-than-expected quality ratings for wheat in the U.S. pushed US farm markets in the green yesterday. Thus, corn prices firme by 1.23%. Soybeans were up 1.79%. Soymeal bounced by 2.37%. Soy oil rose 0.1%. The wheat complex stayed red-hot with
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A moderate decline in U.S. corn acres this season; lingering concerns over South American soybean production potential; a lower-than-expected quality ratings for wheat in the U.S. pushed US farm markets in the green yesterday. Thus, corn prices firme by 1.23%. Soybeans were up 1.79%. Soymeal bounced by 2.37%. Soy oil rose 0.1%. The wheat complex stayed red-hot with
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Herewith, the latest EU Oilseed Exports & Imports Update
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Herewith, the latest EU Oilseed Exports & Imports Update
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Herewith, the latest EU Grain Exports/Imports Update.
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Herewith, the latest EU Grain Exports/Imports Update.
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