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15 Jun 2020 -
Hammersmith
This week was USDA WASDE week and if you look at where prices are at the end of the week one can kind of assume that the WASDE was much of a non-event for prices. Corn, soybeans and soymeal ended the week almost unchanged with the only .......please click PDF to see more details
09 Jun 2020 -
CFO Exclusive
Covid-19 has nearly cut half of regular demand since the beginning…..
02 Jun 2020 -
CFO Exclusive
The hesitating consumption reduces cash trend though currency issue supports…
01 Jun 2020 -
Hammersmith
So, where do we stand on prices at the end of this four day trading week in the US. Corn prices moved a little higher, up by about USD 2 m/t – soybeans too were up by a couple of dollars, soymeal was pretty well unchanged. Hard red winter wheat jumped by about USD 9 m//t and soft red winter was up by USD 3 m/t or so.......please click PDF to see more details
26 May 2020 -
CFO Exclusive
Stable fishmeal supply would be the key fact in the long run…..
25 May 2020 -
Hammersmith
This weekend is a holiday weekend in the USA with businesses closed on Monday for the Memorial Day holiday. Ramadan also ends this weekend with Muslim countries celebrating Eid al-Fitr – the celebration of breaking the fast.
Grain markets were quiet this week as no one much wants to do anything or hold any positions prior to a holiday. Corn prices were ......please click PDF to see more details
19 May 2020 -
CFO Exclusive
The weakening summer aquatic would not support RMB cash trend at all….
18 May 2020 -
Hammersmith
These days market prices only seem to want to go lower as there just hasn’t been any news in the market to push prices higher. Corn prices did almost nothing on the week while both soybeans and soymeal moved lower by USD 3 to 5 m/t. US winter wheat was quite weak and dropped between USD 8 and 10 m/t........please click PDF to see more details
12 May 2020 -
CFO Exclusive
In the long run the pace of fishmeal shipments determines RMB FM…..
11 May 2020 -
Hammersmith
Looking at news reports this week, it looks like many countries will begin to wind down a little on some of the COVID-19 restrictions. Hopefully, this will work well and not kick off a second wave of infections. My wife and I will not be changing too much in our approach to the situation – we will still be cautious until we see things improving --- after all, we are in the dangerous age group.......please click PDF to see more details
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