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E.g., 28/03/2024
04 Feb 2019 - Hammersmith
Looking at where prices in the US finished the week one could say that it seemed to be a quiet week. Of course, there are always some exciting moments in the business during the week but when you finish off the week mostly unchanged or only with slight prices changes than it has been an overall quiet week. There was a lot of speculation about the US/China trade problems and how close they are to being solved. China is now expected to be in the market for soybeans, corn and wheat in coming days but exactly where will they buy their supplies......please click PDF to see more details
29 Jan 2019 - CFO Exclusive
Swine disease would keep impact after Chinese New Year…….
28 Jan 2019 - Hammersmith
Well, the news at the end of the week is that the US Government shutdown is over, for at least three weeks, it will be great to once again get all the USDA services and reports that we count on every day. Let’s hope that the three weeks extends into a 100% end to the shutdown................please click PDF to see more detials
21 Jan 2019 - CFO Exclusive
Fishmeal stockpiles keep reducing ahead of Chinese New Year…..
21 Jan 2019 - Hammersmith
Another week goes by with very limited grain/oilseed information coming from the USDA – amazing how dependent on this information that we have all become. Looking at the week, as it ended on Friday, there were not any major changes in US grain prices – soybeans ........please see PDF to see more details
15 Jan 2019 - CFO Exclusive
China live pig and aquatic keep reducing in terms of slowing down feeds…..
14 Jan 2019 - Hammersmith
The lack of up-to-date USDA reports because of the US Government shutdown certainly leads to a great deal of creative thinking and comments in he trade. We have gotten so used to having all this USDA info in our hands that we all have become dependent. The current shutdown is the longest on record.......please click PDF to see more details
07 Jan 2019 - Hammersmith
It was an up week for everything this week – corn prices were up by USD 3 to 5 m/t with soybeans higher by about USD 10 m/t and soymeal following at USD 6 to 8 m/t higher – even wheat prices were higher with US spring wheat up the most at USD 8 or so m/t. While corn prices were not all that much higher, the main upward pressure came from the dry weather in Brazil which could influence the corn yields..................please click the PDF to see more details
07 Jan 2019 - CFO Exclusive
Fishmeal off-take from ports moves up a little but not a healthier….
02 Jan 2019 - CFO Exclusive
A limited downtrend though swine disease keeps strong……

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