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The forecast for global grain production (wheat and feed grain) in 2025/26 has been increased by 13 million tons month-on-month to 2425 million tons. This is the third consecutive increase, and, as in the previous month, the revision primarily reflects the growth in wheat and barley production, as the latest data confirmed higher-than-expected yields in a number of key producers. Since only part of the increased supply, exceeding forecasts by 5 million tons, is directed towards consumption, with 2400 million tons projected, the forecast for global ending stocks (the sum of corresponding local marketing years) has been increased by 12 million tons month-on-month to a three-year maximum of 618 million tons. Mainly due to the growth in wheat production, the forecast for grain trade has improved slightly compared to the previous month to 440 million tons, reports oilworld.ru citing the IGC.
The forecast for global grain production (wheat and feed grain) in 2025/26 has been increased by 13 million tons month-on-month to 2425 million tons. This is the third consecutive increase, and, as in the previous month, the revision primarily reflects the growth in wheat and barley production, as the latest data confirmed higher-than-expected yields in a number of key producers. Since only part of the increased supply, exceeding forecasts by 5 million tons, is directed towards consumption, with 2400 million tons projected, the forecast for global ending stocks (the sum of corresponding local marketing years) has been increased by 12 million tons month-on-month to a three-year maximum of 618 million tons. Mainly due to the growth in wheat production, the forecast for grain trade has improved slightly compared to the previous month to 440 million tons, reports oilworld.ru citing the IGC.
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MAIN EVENTS The forecast for global grain production (wheat and feed grain) in 2025/26 has been increased by 13 million tons on a monthly basis to 2425 million tons. This is the third consecutive increase, and, as in the previous month, the revision primarily reflects the growth in wheat and barley production, as the latest data confirmed higher-than-expected yields in a number of key producers. Since only part of the increased supply, exceeding forecasts by 5 million tons, is directed to consumption, forecasting 2400 million tons, the forecast for global ending stocks (the sum of corresponding local marketing years) has been increased by 12 million tons on a monthly basis to a three-year maximum of 618 million tons. Mainly due to the growth in wheat production, the forecast for grain trade has improved slightly compared to the previous month to 440 million tons, reports oilworld.ru citing IGC. Global soybean production in 2025/26, despite a slight decrease on a monthly basis, is ...
Source: Oilworld
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