‘The 17.5Mt at which the USDA forecasts world barley inventories closing the season would be the lowest in tonnage terms, and when compared with use, in 41 years. ‘ Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Key charts and data: Includes Macro, wheat, corn, rapeseed, soybeans, vegoils, sunflower Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
The persistence of wetness in western Europe has added support to the outlook for barley prices. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
In the EU, barley prices have found, some, support after a poor 2023 harvest, which at 47.3Mt was the smallest in 12 years. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Europe’s barley supplies remain heavy on low demand and increased plantings. In the EU, barley prices have found, some, support after a poor 2023 harvest,…
Global barley is upholding the grain market adage that “small crops get smaller”, as its price buoyancy demonstrates. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Global barley is upholding the grain market adage that “small crops get smaller”, as its price buoyancy demonstrates. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
The outlook for world barley supplies is deteriorating, CRM Agri believe another season of large discounts to wheat is therefore unsustainable and the current situation is result of new crop harvest pressure. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
As harvest gathers pace and following the release of the July USDA report, this short video for clients covers: – Global economic drivers – USDA data – Global supply & demand – Oilseeds & veg oils Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
The rapprochement between Australia and China risks adding pressure to Europe’s barley prices, but the impact may not be as severe as it first looks. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Black Sea grain exports, having made headlines two weeks ago on talk of Moscow putting a price floor on exported wheat, garnered fresh attention when three trading giants announced Russian retreats. Cargill said it was quitting grain elevation, while Louis Dreyfus and Viterra also unveiled exits. Between them, the trio account for about 14% of Russian wheat exports. Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
Wheat: Black Sea support has returned as rhetoric surrounding rumoured export bans from Russia, and increased export taxes… Barley: EU barley markets were supported by dwindling supplies of Ukrainian barley… Corn: Corn markets have found support, helping underpin grain markets as China continues to purchase large volumes… Weather: In North America, the Midwest will receive further rains, as farmers prepare for planting… Access all of CRM AgriCommodities’ independent analysis and insights with a subscription. Get research, data and opinions from our team of analysts and advisors to help you make better informed decisions with a unique perspective on markets. If you are already a member and require login details, please get in touch. Log In Subscribe
