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E.g., 04/10/2025
E.g., 04/10/2025
24 Dec 2024 - Hammersmith
This week’s report is the final report for 2024. Our first 2025 report will be issued on January 04.We hope that everyone has a happy holiday season and that we all can look forward to a healthy, ......please click PDF to see more details
24 Dec 2024 - CFO Exclusive
No Weekly Report Short description
18 Dec 2024 - CFO Exclusive
Though inventory down, cash trend keeps weak during year-end holiday…
16 Dec 2024 - Hammersmith
Although this was a USDA WASDE week most grain and oilseed prices didn’t do anything too exciting. US corn prices for 2025 were up only slightly --- perhaps by USD 2m/t – while US soybeans finished the week also up by about USD 2 m/t. US soymeal prices were unchanged on the week. Depending on the type, US winter wheat was down by about USD 6 m/t while 2025 crop spring wheat was unchanged on the week --- old crop spring wheat did increase by about USD 5 m/t.......please click PDF to see more details
11 Dec 2024 - CFO Exclusive
After replenishments, the balance of inventory would be 250-280k tons by year end…
09 Dec 2024 - hammerer
Next week is USDA WASDE week once again --- not too much change expected according to the trade but the feeling is that corn ending stocks will be increased a little. Soybean stocks may be up a little too but neither looks like a major change......please click PDF to see more details
04 Dec 2024 - CFO Exclusive
No Weekly Report Short description
02 Dec 2024 - Hammersmith
It was the US Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday with many offices staying closed or short staffed on Friday too. However, holiday or not the futures market saw good volume traded.............please click PDF to see more details
27 Nov 2024 - CFO Exclusive
The depreciating RMB would move cash trend higher up to RMB14,000/ton..
25 Nov 2024 - Hammersmith
It was a quiet week for US corn prices with the market almost unchanged at the end of the week. Soybean prices were down by about USD 5 m/t while US soymeal was unchanged on the week. US winter wheat was up by about USD 5 m/t with US spring wheat also up by USD 5 m/t......please click PDF to see more details

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