The rally in price has resumed due to a bullish June WASDE report for maize/corn amid ongoing unfavourable planting weather in the US and a heightened wheat yield risk in Russia. Europe’s rapeseed area is sharply reduced, meanwhile both Canada and Australia, the two largest canola (GM OSR) exporters in…

Weather, weather, weather. This is pretty much what’s going on at the moment across the grain markets with the 2019 harvest just a few weeks away although the first combines have already started cutting barley in Spain. Prices of major oilseeds headed south over the past week as US conditions…

Market operators remain fixated on weather, with too much rain across the US although there has been/is a planting window for some farmers whilst Western Europe & the Black Sea are experiencing hot temperatures and Australia & Canada are still too dry. Soybeans are supporting wider oilseeds prices with planting…

The rally continues across the grain markets amid historical delays in US spring plantings, emerging concerns in the largest wheat exporter in the world, Russia and domestic political ‘instability’. Despite a slight improvement in EU OSR conditions in recent weeks following increased rains, EU farmers are still set to produce…

In the wake of an improving domestic outlook and depressed global markets, Nov-19 LIFFE feed wheat scored last Monday a fresh contract low of £139.50 or about £10/T below last year’s level whilst on the physical market, prices continued to trade between £130-135/T for harvest movement. Rapeseed prices remain underpinned…