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The rot has well and truly set in for the wheat market. Since the seasonal highs were hit at the end of May, the CBOT
The rot has well and truly set in for the wheat market. Since the seasonal highs were hit at the end of May, the CBOT
This week has been all about the impending Northern Hemisphere harvest hitting the pipelines. Despite a raft of supportive news, the noise was drowned out
In the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) released last month global canola and rapeseed production was forecast to remain at the upper end
This week has seen the wheat market jump on cuts to Russian production, only to give most of the gains back as rains appeared in
What does frost in Russia have to do with the price of wheat in Dooen? Quite a bit. Of all the commodity markets Australian farmers
Make no mistake. This wheat market is all about Russia. The month of May (to date) has seen CBOT rally 17% or nearly 90USc/bu as
The world is seemingly producing more oilseeds every year. At least for the last six years, the upward trend in oilseed production has been in
To start the week, the wheat market got a very nice little push courtesy of Russian frosts, a bullish USDA report and technical short covering.
It’s May and the new season World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is out. The WASDE
After the relatively quiet last few months where the ag commodity markets have drift-ed lower, the establishment of the weather market has seen a welcome
Grain and oilseed markets are showing some good old-fashioned spring (in the northern hemisphere) volatility. We know that springtime dryness can grow into real production
Another week, another very mixed result. Last week, Middle Eastern politics drew the market’s attention, this week it’s all about the weather. Russia looked to
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