Sep 8, 2022 | News, Analysis, Corn and coarse grains, Wheat |
Vladimir Putin is running into diminishing returns in his attempt to weaponise Russia’s strength in commodities trade. Yes, Russia may gain some benefit from his smear against the deal to allow Ukraine grain shipments. Mr Putin...
Read MoreWheat futures jumped after Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, threatened to restrict Ukraine’s newly-resumed grain shipments, claiming that exports are heading to the European Union rather than developing nations. Chicago wheat...
Read MoreAustralian wheat stocks will, in a sign of the tightness in world supplies, shrink to a 25-year low despite the country reaping a “near-record” harvest, as the country’s exports flourish, in particular to Asian buyers. Abares,...
Read MoreDairy markets corrected two “perverse” price gaps as values posted their largest gain at GlobalDairyTrade auction in six months, amid talk that “there simply isn’t enough milk around”. Dairy prices, as measured by the...
Read MoreCoffee prices in August rose at their quickest in nine months, led by a 9.2% surge in robusta values, amid growing ideas of supply tightness fostered by thin Vietnamese inventories and strong Brazilian demand. Coffee prices, as...
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