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13 July 2021
At 4pm today, the latest world agricultural supply and demand estimates (WASDE) are due to be released. After last week’s quarterly grain stocks, global markets have been awaiting the latest figures to steer old-crop prices. But, not much change is predicted by analysts.
13 July 2021
Today, we released the latest 2021/22 UK crop development report. This shows the condition rating of crops as at the end of March.
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13 July 2021
In this article I want to answer some of the questions you asked about options contracts and their practicality for growers.
13 July 2021
Tonight, the USDA will release the annual US prospective plantings report and the quarterly US stocks report.
13 July 2021
Yesterday, the value of sterling closed against the US dollar at £1=$1.3844. This is up on last week’s close (£1 = $1.3780) due to easing concerns over vaccine supply from the European Union (EU).
9 September 2021
Yesterday, the International Grains Council (IGC) produced their latest world forecasts. For total grains, the world projection for 20/21 was raised by 9Mt, to 2,224Mt.
3 August 2021
With E10 due to come in later this year, we look at how much wheat may be needed for ethanol production.
13 July 2021
It’s been well reported that for the 2021/22 marketing year, the UK and the EU will be in a deficit for rapeseed.
13 July 2021
Wheat markets are sliding currently, off the back of improved production forecasts some major exporting countries.
13 July 2021
La Niña has been a key driver of markets this season, causing extreme dryness in South America.
13 July 2021
Early insights into barley supplies next season point to support for barley prices relative to other grains.
13 July 2021
Rapeseed prices have continued to rally over the past couple of weeks. Old crop rapeseed (May-21) closed yesterday at €525.75/t, €0.50/t off the recent highs. Strong vegetable oil values continue to be one of the predominant drivers of prices.