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E.g., 18/06/2024
13 Jan 2020 - Hammersmith
The first 2020 WASDE report came out on Friday and didn’t really seem to have much effect on the markets. Most trade reports say that the market had expected to actual results so that there were no serious surprises.......please clcik PDF to see more details
07 Jan 2020 - CFO Exclusive
RMB cash trend keeps up while juveniles remain…..
06 Jan 2020 - Hammersmith
All the holidays in North America are now behind us for a while and by next week everything there should be about back to normal. Looking at prices, the week ended with a down day for all grains and soybeans which made the week look like about an unchanged week – at least for futures prices........please click PDF to see more details
02 Jan 2020 - Hammersmith
With all these Christmas and New Year holidays, there is a lack of business, business news and excitement in the grain/oilseed trade. Looking at prices for the last week, the only excitement seemed to be for wheat prices. Corn and soybean prices were pretty well unchanged on the week as was soymeal but US winter wheat was up by USD 5 to 7 m/t with spring wheat up by about the same amount........please click PDF to see more details
30 Dec 2019 - CFO Exclusive
RMB cash trend keeps up due to anxiety about lack ……
23 Dec 2019 - Hammersmith
This week was an up week for prices with soybeans leading the prices and moving higher by about USD 6 m/t followed by hard red winter wheat which was up by USD 7 m/t and soft red wither wheat up by USD 4 --- and corn was up too, but not all that much – only USD 2 or 3 m/t...........please click PDF to see more details.
23 Dec 2019 - CFO Exclusive
The highly incidence of juveniles moves up RMB cash trend though….
17 Dec 2019 - CFO Exclusive
The present fishmeal off-take from China ports has dropped ….
10 Dec 2019 - CFO Exclusive
RMB cash trend would go down with the accumulating up ….
09 Dec 2019 - Hammersmith
This week we had very little change in corn prices – up by less than USD 2 m/t – but soybeans did have about a USD 5 m/t price rally and soymeal was up as much as USD 7 m/t. US winter wheat took a dip with soft red winter down by about USD 6 m/t and hard red winter down by about the same ...........please click PDF to see more details

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