17 May 2024

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E.g., 17/06/2024
08 Mar 2023 - CFO Exclusive
The increasing live pig breeding could firstly backup feeds market till ….
06 Mar 2023 - Hammersmith
The week ended with prices moving up on Friday, which changed most items from lower prices to steady on the week or a little lower. Corn prices did drop by a couple of dollars but that is nothing in the market while both soybeans and soymeal ended up almost unchanged on the week. Only USA wheat prices stayed lower all week with winter wheat down by about USD 7 m/t with spring wheat down by USD 4 to 7 m/t.........please click PDF to see more details
01 Mar 2023 - CFO Exclusive
Cargo arrivals keep up to support potential demands after relief from lockdowns…
27 Feb 2023 - Hammersmith
It was a tough week for corn and wheat prices as corn prices were down by just over USD 10 m/t with US winter wheat down by close to USD 20 m/t and spring wheat dropping by USD 15 m/t. .......please click PDF to see more details
22 Feb 2023 - CFO Exclusive
Breeding hasn’t yet triggered consumption after holiday…..,
20 Feb 2023 - Hammersmith
Monday is a holiday in the USA so the grain/oilseed markets in the US finished quietly on Friday. For the week we have corn prices unchanged while soybeans dropped by about USD 5 m/t and soymeal by USD 5 to 8 down. USA soft red winter wheat was weaker and dropped by about .........please click PDF to see more details
14 Feb 2023 - CFO Exclusive
RMB cash trend would keep up based on relatively low catching…
13 Feb 2023 - Hammersmith
According to most trade reports this week the USDA WASDE report had very little overall effect on market prices. Russia had a much greater effect as did South American weather........please click PDF to see more details
07 Feb 2023 - CFO Exclusive
RMB cash market could be hardly down below present range….
06 Feb 2023 - Hammersmith
USA corn prices slipped a little lower this week – only a couple of dollars m/t – while soybeans and soymeal were very strong and US wheat showed a little strength. US soybeans were up by....please click PDF to see more details

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