As the world’s largest commodity buyer, China’s economy plays a pivotal role in determining the future direction of agricultural prices. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Latest conflict in the Middle East could push crude oil prices above $100/Bbl before the end of the year, boding well for grain markets. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
As the world’s largest commodity buyer, China’s economy plays a pivotal role in determining the future direction of agricultural prices. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Climate change poses a risk to more volatile yields, while also driving demand for biofuels, providing long term support for global grain prices Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Global consumption of wheat, corn and soybeans still expected to rise, but at a slower pace over the next decade than the previous decade. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Combined speculative short positions in grains started to unwind in early June, but remain at elevated levels. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
The grain corridor agreement which expired over the weekend has reportedly been extended for another 60 days. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Global economic output expanded at the quickest pace since December 2021 in April. Global grain prices are on track to average notably lower this year relative to 2022, but upside risks could emerge in H2 2023. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Global supply chain pressures lingered over the past month, with the cost of dry bulk shipping increasing notably. Combined speculative positions in agricultural commodities remain in a net long position, but there remains a large net short position in wheat. Global supply chain pressures lingered over the past month, with the cost of dry bulk shipping increasing notably. Global grain prices will average lower in 2023, but plenty of upside risks remain, particularly due to volatility in energy markets amid still-strong demand. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
The grain corridor agreement which expired over the weekend has reportedly been extended, although the details of the terms remain shrouded in ambiguity. Both sides are making different statements with Russia suggesting a 60 day extensions and Ukraine and Turkey stating another 120 days has been added to the agreement. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Global grain stocks are poised to end 2022/23 at the lowest in eight years, sapped by adverse weather and geopolitical supply setbacks. Additionally, barley looks unlikely to be top priority in farmers’ sowings for the 2023 harvest. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Per acre, soybean fertiliser costs are between 20%-25% those of corn, with the USDA anticipating an average input cost of just $54/acre for soy in 2023, while corn is expected to cost $211/acre. From an input perspective, and as the price of fertiliser has fallen, the incentive for US farmers to favour soybeans has continued to weaken, allowing greater confidence in the outlook for corn. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
