May 6, 2022 | Corn and coarse grains, Dairy, News, Soybeans and oilseeds, Sugar, Wheat |
Hopes that this year’s world grains harvest will significantly ease squeezed supplies received a dent as the United Nations trimmed its production forecast, citing “persisting drought conditions” harming the US crop. The UN food...
Read MoreWorld coffee exports returned to growth in March, led by a leap in Asian shipments to a record high, as exports from Vietnam, the top robusta grower, recovered from logistical setbacks. Global exports of all forms of coffee...
Read MoreDon’t bank on the sugar market turning sour yet. Sure, investors have cause to believe that prices may not any time soon head back above 20 cents a pound – what, with Brazil poised for a bigger cane harvest this year, and the...
Read MoreChina’s sugar imports will next season ease to a three-year low as expected price gains encourage the world’s top buyer to rely more on stocks to bolster its supplies, shrinking inventories to a 12-year low. China will in...
Read MoreMilk futures, after a collapse of more than 20% from mid-March highs, staged some recovery, amid hopes that a fall in prices to multi-month lows has done enough to factor in economic uncertainty in top importer China. NZX-SGX...
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