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The German 12.5% FOB wheat APM basis assessment for September loading was assessed €1 higher at a €2 per tonne premium to the December Euronext wheat contract...
Sentiment among US agricultural producers rose in July as producers’ perspectives on both current conditions and the future improved, according to Purdue University and CME Group’s Ag Economy Barometer survey released on Tuesday August 6.
The EU's weekly wheat exports amounted to 265,110 tonnes in the week to August 4, according to initial data from the European Commission released on Tuesday August 6.
Weekly soybean imports into the EU totaled 111,186 tonnes in the week ended Sunday August 4, according to initial data from the European Commission released on Tuesday August 6.
Egypt’s state buyer launched two new tenders on Tuesday August 6, seeking to secure October-November supplies of soybean and sunflower oil, sources told Fastmarkets.
Japan's Ministry of Agriculture has issued an international tender for the purchase of 83,445 tonnes of wheat from the US, Canada and Australia for loading in October-November, according to an official note published on Tuesday August 6.
To support local farmers amid rising inflation, the Turkish government, announced local quotas for sunflower seeds and sunflower oil, which will allow buyers of local products to benefit from a discount on import duties on the two, Turkey-based sources told Fastmarkets on Tuesday August 6.
US corn crop conditions declined by 1 percentage point in the week to Sunday August 4, while the conditions of other crops overall improved, the USDA’s weekly crop progress report showed on Monday August 5.
Soybean futures prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange dropped at the start of Monday August 5 amid a financial sell-off but bounced back during the day, tracking a weaker US dollar.
Vegoils futures tumbled across markets and regions on Monday August 5, with several contracts hitting multi-month lows amid mounting fears of a US recession triggering a sharp financial sell-off.
US corn futures were supported on Monday August 5 following reductions in net short positions, increased export inspections and expectations of lower weekly US crop ratings.
US and European wheat futures retreated on Monday August 5 because of the broad-based decline in global financial markets that was spurred by concerns about a possible slowdown of the US economy.
The Russian Agriculture Ministry reduced the wheat export tax for the week of August 7-13, according to an official note dated Friday August 2.
Brazil’s soybean sowing area may grow less than 1% in the 2024/25 crop year amid low investment in technology prospects and areas devastated by floods in the south, Aprosoja president Maurício Buffon said on Monday August 5.
Export inspections of US soybeans were down 36% to 261,203 tonnes in the week ended Thursday August 1, from the 408,582 tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the USDA showed on Monday August 5.
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The German 12.5% FOB wheat APM basis assessment for September loading was assessed unchanged at a €1 per tonne premium to the December Euronext wheat contract...
Export inspections of US wheat declined by 2.9% to 440,888 tonnes during the week to Thursday August 1, from 453,904 tonnes the previous week, according to data from the USDA released on Monday August 5.
Export inspections of US corn were up by 13% to 1.21 million tonnes during the week to Thursday August 1, above analysts' estimates, USDA data released on Monday August 5 shows.
Australian barley exports doubled in June, while rapeseed and wheat exports fell, according to monthly data from the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) published on Monday August 5.