Contents tagged with Grain Market Daily
13 July 2021
Last week, we reviewed the global wheat markets, today, I take a look at the UK domestic picture.
13 July 2021
Last week, we reviewed the global wheat and maize markets, today, I turn our attention to oilseeds.
13 July 2021
In 2020/21 consumption of wheat and maize is seen rising. However, there are a number of key watch points, particularly in relation to coronavirus.
13 July 2021
This article marks the beginning of the GMO series and will take a look at the supply side for wheat and maize markets.
13 July 2021
The latest US crop progress report for the week ending 27 September has shown good harvest progression for maize.
13 July 2021
UK delivered rapeseed prices fell sharply last week (Friday-Friday) following declines in Chicago soyabean futures as the US harvest advanced. Is there more price pressure to come?
25 September 2020
Harvesting in England is drawing to a close and in Scotland there is about 10% of the wheat and spring barley area left to harvest.
24 September 2020
The final balance sheets for the 2019/20 season were published today, which include a ‘residual’ for wheat, barley, maize and oats. While a certain amount of imbalance is to be expected, the 2019/20 final balance sheets shows a substantial residual for all cereals, driven largely by wheat.
23 September 2020
The maize harvest in Ukraine is underway, though question marks for achievable production figures have developed in recent weeks. Below average soil moisture levels have been a common occurrence this season not just for Ukraine but for the Black Sea region as a whole.
22 September 2020
The London Nov-20 wheat futures contract has rallied in recent weeks to levels not seen since October 2018.
21 September 2020
Drier than usual weather across South America has become an increasing focus point for global grain markets of late.
17 September 2020
In last Friday's USDA report the forecasts for Russian wheat production, Ukrainian maize production and Chinese maize imports all remained unchanged, despite some industry expectation for revisions.