The price of wheat is at a four-week high in the US

Published 2023년 3월 30일

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Crop prices experienced a surge on Wednesday in both international markets and Chicago, following the decision by major grain traders, Cargill and Viterra, to cease grain exports from Russia, the world's leading wheat exporter. This move, alongside potential export restrictions proposed by Russia to safeguard farmer profits and maintain market stability, has sparked concerns over global grain supply. In Chicago, wheat prices reached a nearly five-week high, while corn and soybeans also saw slight increases. European markets also witnessed price hikes in key agricultural products like wheat, corn, rapeseed, and feed wheat. The situation is further complicated by the USDA's upcoming planting intentions report and lower soybean yields in Argentina, leading to a complex mix of factors that could impact global crop markets.
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Crop prices rose overseas and on our continent on Wednesday. In Chicago, wheat rose by 0.9 percent, corn by 0.8 percent, soybeans by 0.6 percent, and canola by 1.2 percent. In Europe, the courses of all four priority agricultural products, mill wheat, corn, rapeseed and fodder wheat, also closed in the red. Chicago wheat futures rose to a more than four-week high on Wednesday after grain trader Cargill said it would halt shipments of Russian grain from the world's biggest wheat exporter's export terminal. Wheat, which was in negative territory in early pre-open trade, rose after Russia's agriculture ministry said Cargill announced it would halt Russian grain exports from July 1. Global grain trader Viterra also plans to stop grain trade in Russia, Bloomberg News reported citing sources familiar with the matter. I think Russia is now making a clear move to take more control of its assets and physical commodities given that the terms of trade will deteriorate over the next six to 12 ...
Source: AgroForum

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