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MOSCOW – February 15, 2021 Russian wheat export prices fell for the fourth consecutive week last week amid a decline in prices in Chicago and Paris and rising supply in the domestic market. Moscow’s wheat export tax and a grain export quota, launched on Monday as part of efforts to reduce food inflation amid the […]

Earlier in the past week, prices had rallied in anticipation of a bullish market report by USDA, howeve this reported corn ending stock number well above average market expectations, resulting in a sharp pullback of prices leading to smaller week on week change in prices. In the coming weeks, the mostly price drivers will be the

North America is enormously important as a grain producing and exporting region and a major supplier to world markets. The exception is Mexico, a large-scale importer and an important customer for Canada and the United States. In 2020-21, the United States will produce a total of 432.9 million tonnes of grain, Canada 63.8 million and

A volatile week, rolls gently to the close. Grains prices went on something of a rollercoaster ride this week, but Friday’s session didn’t move the needle much in either direction after a round of light, mixed technical maneuvering. Corn prices stumbling to a weekly loss of 1.7%. Soybeans tracked around 0.3% higher week over week.