Global: Corn sees firm finish, wheat mostly up

Published 2024년 3월 19일

Tridge summary

Soybeans experienced mixed performance due to bear spreading, with Brazil's harvest being over 60% complete and a lower basis increasing their export advantage, despite strong domestic crush demand. Corn saw a slight increase due to short covering and technical buying, with Brazil's second corn crop nearly fully planted. The wheat complex was mixed, with potential support from the Russia/Ukraine war slowing Black Sea exports. The EU plans to impose tariffs on grain imports from Russia and Belarus. The USDA will release its next round of supply, demand, and production numbers on April 11th.
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Original content

Soybeans were mixed, with nearby contracts down and deferred months up on bear spreading. Brazil’s harvest is past 60% complete and their basis is moving lower, adding to their export advantage. The USDA’s next round of supply, demand, and production numbers is out April 11th, along with CONAB’s updated outlook for Brazil. Domestic crush demand is solid, canceling out some of that bearish export impact from Brazil. Conditions in Argentina are mostly favorable, with production expected be roughly double 2023. Soybean meal was higher and bean oil was lower on the adjustment of product spreads. China’s General Administration of Customs says February soybean imports were 5.12 million tons, down 18.5% on the year.Corn was modestly higher on short covering and technical buying. Brazil’s second corn crop is nearly fully planted with generally favorable weather, aside from a few dry spots in the south. Stateside, soil moisture conditions are generally better than a year ago, but parts of ...

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