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…

Wheat prices continued to fall domestically/globally on improving weather across parts of Western Europe and the Black Sea where some precipitation, although limited in the UK [20-30mm], finally arrived last week. Things might appear like they are moving backwards with Trump announcing this week a further round of Tariffs on…

Politics on both sides of the Atlantic remain highly influential factors for grain prices and over the last few sessions, a bearish tone has emerged. The oilseeds sector took another blow this weekend as Trump’s tweets were anything but conducive to a trade agreement between the US and China as…

In what could be associated with a technical rally, UK LIFFE feed wheat futures posted strong gains over the last 2 trading sessions of last week with old crop May-19 gaining up to £6.20/t or 3.8%. Global trade disputes between Asia and the West are continuing to take their toll…

After reaching a 7-week high of £166.45/T on May-19 LIFFE futures, UK feed wheat prices have come under pressure on both old and new crop in the wake of the US markets with Kansas and Minneapolis wheat futures having posted fresh contract lows. Rapeseed in central and western Europe continues…