Apr 19, 2022 | Markets expresso
Corn sowing in the US is running behind the typical pace, US Department of Agriculture overnight showed. Progress is lagging the average in states including the key Corn Belt “I states” of Illinois, Indiana and Iowa....
Read MoreCoffee prices fell last month for the first time since October 2020 as exchange stocks recovered, amid some signs of an easing up in the logistical difficulties which have exacerbated a squeeze on supplies. Coffee prices as...
Read MoreApr 7, 2022 | Corn and coarse grains, News
Chinese buyers’ huge purchase of US corn this week could show the shape of things to come, with the war in Ukraine, the only other significant origin used, leaving them with few alternatives. Chinese corn importers – which...
Read MoreUS winter wheat has entered spring in its worst condition in 26 years, undermined by drought which has prompted a sharp deterioration in southern Plains crop ratings. The US Department of Agriculture, in its first crop progress...
Read MoreApr 1, 2022 | Analysis, Corn and coarse grains, Soybeans and oilseeds, Wheat
High fertilizer prices appear to be biting more than investors had thought. The US has, in one of its highest-profile reports of the year, revealed that US farmers will plant many more acres with soybeans than been expected, and...
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