wheat

Sono bastate poche voci provenienti dalla regione del Mar Nero ed un pizzico di speculazione, per generare una grande incertezza sui mercati e far salire i prezzi dei cereali vertiginosamente. Questo, è esattamente quello che si è verificato sul mercato del grano sul finire della scorsa settimana, quando la politica russa sull’esportazione del grano è […]

Grain export inspection volume for the week ending December 10 was mixed but mostly positive. Corn inspections moved moderately higher week-over-week. Soybeans drifted slightly lower but still turned in big totals. Wheat was this week’s disappointment, after spilling below half of the prior week’s tally. Corn export inspections tracked 18% higher from a week ago,

MOSCOW – DECEMBER 15, 2020 Russian domestic prices for wheat fell sharply at the end of last week as supply rose ahead of a wheat export tax which Russian officials are planning to impose in addition to a grain export quota, analysts said on Monday. Russia plans to impose a set of measures to slow

Wheat markets fell sharply in overnight trading. On Friday, many traders were anticipating higher prices on the back of the export taxes decided in Russia. But, the weekend rumors that said a russian tax of €25/t will be exist within a quota set at 17.5 million tonnes (Mt) on all grains, not been accepted and

The numbers reported in the US Agency report last week were mostly in line with market expectations, leaving the prices trading within a range over the week. However, wheat prices were an exception, where the values were higher on the back of the expected Russian export duty. Infact, wheat futures rallied sharply over the week

Markets firmed Friday and, the US dollar index steadied at 90.9, with strong optimism in premarket chatter today with the vaccine rollouts. Coronavirus vaccines are now into roll-out mode in the US after emergency approval and shipments reportedly started moving out from warehouses early today. In meantime, markets were choppy on the end of last

December 12, 2020 Russia is considering imposing a grain export quota and wheat export tax amid rising domestic food prices, three sources familiar with discussions at the government told to the press . The quota and the tax could be imposed for Feb. 15-June 30, two of the sources added. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said