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7 March 2024
Although latest analysis may seem repetitive, current affairs in Ukraine are very topical and could have the potential lasting impacts to drive your rapeseed price next year.
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2 March 2022
The Black Sea region is vital to global wheat supply, hence the market reaction to the current situation. Between Russia and Ukraine, they account for 29% of global exports.
2 March 2022
Yesterday global grain and oilseed prices jumped up, in response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. UK feed wheat (May-22) closed yesterday at £252.05/t, a new high.
1 March 2022
Markets are very bullish at the moment. Yesterday, commodity markets skyrocketed as Russian troops made the move into Ukrainian territory with a series of attacks.
28 February 2022
Grain and oilseed markets saw support yesterday, from rising Russian-Ukrainian tensions. World leaders reacted to Russia’s recognition of the separatist held areas of Donetsk and Luhansk in Eastern Ukraine.
1 March 2022
News of Russian troops moving into separatist areas of Ukraine will dominate trading direction today.
28 February 2022
UK feed wheat futures followed global wheat futures up yesterday. Chicago wheat (Dec-22) climbed $6.98/t, to close at $296.49/t. Price drivers come from tensions between Russia and Ukraine, and expectation that wheat demand could shift to US origin.
16 February 2022
2021/22 is seeing a consecutive La Niña weather event in the South Pacific. This hasn’t been experienced since 2010-2012.
15 February 2022
The 2021/22 oat market looks well supplied following the biggest crop since 1972. But, the export pace is key to minimising carryout stocks to avoid a hangover into 2022.
11 February 2022
The global wheat supply and demand picture remains tight for 2021/22.
9 February 2022
Some market drivers over the last month have been due to South American weather.
8 February 2022
With focus on reduced South American supplies, expectation is for increased US demand as a result. China is the world’s largest soyabean importer, with primary use to crush and feed their pig herd. For 2021/22 marketing year, Chinese soyabean imports are forecast at 100.0Mt (USDA).