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Monday, May 27, 2019
Bullish corn, a Latin bumper crop and short funds? Behold the state of world corn markets
Even though corn staged an impressive rally, funds are still holding net short positions in the golden grain. They will continue doing so until the market digests a bountiful Latin American crop just coming to market. Short-term corn weakne ...
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Philippines to import 300,000 tonnes of corn to cover shortage due to dry spell
The Philippines is seeking to import 300,000 tonnes of corn to cover a shortfall in the domestic supply caused by the El Nino dry spell and to prepare for the expected 'dramatic' growth of local swine and poultry sectors, a government offic ...
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Is this the final bear market party? Why corn is better poised to ride out the storm than soybeans
Feed crop oversupply worsens as volatility depends on trade disputes, weather uncertainties and planting intentions.
Monday, April 29, 2019
Louis Dreyfus announces cornerstone investment in Leong Hup IPO
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Monday, April 29, 2019
Indian poultry sector in Karnataka struggles with shortfall of corn
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Tuesday, April 16, 2019
EU corn imports from Ukraine jump 93.8% on year
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Monday, April 8, 2019
China Corn Weekly: Tight availability limits price falls (week ended Apr 5, 2019)
Corn market stayed weak with feed demand sluggish. Moreover, buyers in the south withheld buying as 700,000 tonnes of imported corn are expected to arrive during late April.
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
China Corn Weekly: Low feed demand curtails corn sales (week ended Mar 29, 2019)
Demand for corn showed little improvement despite stronger livestock prices, as feed producers stayed cautious. With supply exceeding demand, corn prices continued to slide, albeit at a slow pace of 0.30%.
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
China Corn Weekly: Market stays soft with slower price falls (week ended Mar 22, 2019)
Prices of corn stabilised in more regions, hence helping to limit the overall drop to 0.25%. Although feed producers continued to withhold buying, the availability of corn decreased after the recent round of release surge.
Monday, March 18, 2019
China Corn Weekly: State buying news underpins prices(week ended Mar 15, 2019)
Corn prices dropped at a slower pace of 0.26% on average. Demand remained sluggish as feed producers limited purchases despite prominently stronger broiler price. Nonetheless, the news that state reserves purchase would total 3.04 million t ...
Monday, March 11, 2019
China Corn Weekly: Excess availability drives down prices (week ended Mar 8, 2019)
Corn farmers continued to release stocks eagerly amid concerns that grains would to run mouldy rapidly with the climate warming up.This, in conjunction with persistently slack demand, drove prices down at a faster pace of 1.2% over the week ...
Tuesday, March 5, 2019
China Corn Weekly: Farmers eager to release stock(week ended Mar 1, 2019)
Corn prices dipped 0.91% over the week as demand continued to remain slack. Moreover, corn farmers readily accepted lower prices in attempts to clear stocks as the climates turned warmer.
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
China Corn Weekly: Soft demand weighs on market(week ended Feb 22, 2019)
Corn demand was slack even though most feed producers have resumed operation. With the poultry markets staying weak, feed millers withheld corn purchases in anticipation of sluggish feed sales.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China Corn Weekly: Prices stable amid light trade(week ended Feb 15, 2019)
Trade was limited as most feed producers have stocked sufficientinventories during January. Moreover, weak feed demand dampened the confidence of buyers, who held back corn purchases to be on the safe side.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
JBS SA to receive about 30,000 tonnes of corn from Argentina
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