Another week of roughly sideways trading in the wheat market. There have been some minor adjustments to crop size, but the weight of selling as
Harvest has stalled somewhat on the east coast, with rain pulling up headers across much of southern NSW and into Victoria. The WA crop was
Wheat markets have been relatively quiet this week. The unrest in the Black Sea barely rates a mention anymore, the Middle East seems to be
With harvest rolling south and producers looking to price grain, it’s worth taking a look at the relative value of barley. Often the first cereal
Another escalation in tension in the Ukraine – Russia conflict occurred with the Biden administration approving the use of US long-range weapons. The rapidly changing
Grain harvest is setting a good pace this year, with little in the way of weather delays, and crops coming off well. Prices have been
After a couple of weeks of trading sideways, the wheat market snapped and plunged lower, breaking through the psychological level of support at 560c/bu and
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) released its November World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report late last week, and Donald Trump was
Seems the bookies were right. Not for the Cup – they couldn’t have been further away – but for the US Election. Perhaps the only
Canola producers who are windrowing or harvesting at the moment are getting a pleasant lift in values even as deliveries roll in. The improving market
It has been a bumpy week in the wheat market. The events driving the choppy price action have been somewhat conflicting, typical of a confused
The grain harvest is underway and will move south at pace over the next ten to twelve weeks. Here we look at how the harvest
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