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19 March 2025
UK grain exports continued at a very steady pace in January, while imports remained strong, according to latest data from HMRC.
18 March 2025
Due to increasing tariff concerns since the beginning of February 2024, managed money, often referred to as "the funds", have changed their positions in commodity futures and options.
14 March 2025
On Wednesday (12 March), Statistics Canada released its planting estimates for main crops, showing an increase in wheat planting for 2025, while the area for canola (rapeseed) is expected to drop.
13 March 2025
From the beginning of March, Paris rapeseed futures fell sharply on tariff concerns and pressure on world oilseed prices.
12 March 2025
UK feed wheat futures (May-25) rose by £0.15/t yesterday, closing at £176.55/t, while the new crop contract (Nov-25) fell by £0.05/t to £191.45/t.
11 March 2025
Uncertainty in global grain and oilseed markets remain, due to pressure from the unpredictability of US tariffs and the resulting potential change in global trade flows, as well as weather updates from the northern hemisphere.
7 March 2025
From the beginning of 2025, UK feed futures May 25 fell the most in percentage terms compared to Chicago wheat and maize and Paris wheat and maize futures.
6 March 2025
Since mid-February, both old and new crop global wheat prices have generally trended downwards, filtering through to our domestic grain market.
5 March 2025
UK feed wheat futures (May-25) have fallen over the last few weeks.
4 March 2025
In January, the difference between the UK’s monthly average ex-farm spot prices for bread and feed wheat narrowed to £22.8/t, down from £24.50/t in December and £66.40/t in January last year.
28 February 2025
With the UK facing its smallest rapeseed planted area in years, production in 2025 is expected to remain low, resulting in increased imports to meet domestic demand.
27 February 2025
The premium of malting barley over the feed barley price in the UK remains under pressure.