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Monday, May 21, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Increased buying, tight availability hold market firm (week ended May 18, 2018)
Buyers restocked depleted inventories lately, supporting prices to firm up in several regions. Although the government has released a large quantity of reserves corn to the market, supplies remained tight in some parts of China due to logis ...
Thursday, May 17, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Low fresh grain supply underpins prices(week ended May 11, 2018)
Corn demand remained limited as sow feed sales curtailed usages of the ingredient. Corn price inched up 0.09% over the week.
Tuesday, May 8, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Market weakens further amid excess availability (week ended May 4, 2018)
China government's release of reserves corn for auction continued to weigh down prices of fresh corn. During the third round of auction, 17 million tonnes of reserves corn were transacted, a volume much higher than the market couldconsume.
Thursday, May 3, 2018
Why China will import less meat and more corn in years to come
Nobody saw it coming. Ten years ago, there was no shortage of analyst reports predicting that by 2015 China would be importing 15 million tonnes of corn annually, with many expecting that number to reach 20 to 25 million tonnes by 2020.
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Weak trend prevails (week ended Apr 27, 2018)
Prices slid further. Demand for corn was flat as poultry feed sales were poor while egg and broiler prices stayed soft. This, together with ample availability due to reserves corn auction, exerted pressure on the corn market.
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Prices stay soft (week ended Apr 20, 2018)
Prices moved lower. The state auction of corn reserves, which had a take up rate of 80%, continued to exert pressure on the market. However, overall price falls slowed to 0.35% while markets in several regions stayed stable amid tight avail ...
Monday, April 16, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Reserves auction exerts pressure on market (week ended Apr13, 2018)
Corn prices continued to fall, albeit at a slower pace of 1%, over the week. As China government has scheduled to release 7 million tonnes of state reserves corn in the near term, buyers withheld purchases. Consequently, slow sales exerted ...
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Substantial fall in prices amid subdued demand (week ended Apr 6, 2018)
Sales of corn was weak while feed producers, who expected supplies to be ample due to the state corn auction, held back purchases amid slow feed consumption. Corn prices dropped prominently by 2.3% on average.
Monday, April 2, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Market softens as buyers hold back buying(week ended Mar 30, 2018)
Prices of corn slid considerably in several regions as a result, although markets in some parts of China managed to stand firm. Corn prices dipped 0.82% during the period in review.
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Indonesia province exports 11,500 tonnes of corn to Philippines
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Tuesday, March 27, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Low availability underpins prices (week ended Mar 23, 2018)
Prices were mostly higher. Buyers were reluctant to stockpile high inventories of corn as livestock markets underperformed while the outlook of China's economy was uncertain. Nonetheless, prices of corn moved higher, albeit by a marginal 0. ...
Monday, March 19, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Prices consolidate lower amid state auction(week ended Mar 16, 2018)
Corn buyers held back purchases after securing some supplies in the previous week. Particularly in the northeast, where the state corn reserves were on auction, demand slowed considerably although the auction was not successful due to high ...
Monday, March 12, 2018
China Corn Weekly: Tight supply fuels price rally (week ended Mar 9, 2018)
Corn supplies tightened, pushing prices prominently higher nationwide. On average, corn prices surged 3.7% over the week. In the northeast region, heavy snowfalls disrupted deliveries, strengthening prices by 5% to 8%.
Friday, March 9, 2018
Is the stage set for a bear market corn rally?
Even if the USDA overestimated the size of Argentina's drought-dented harvest, the relative scarcity of feed grain relative to oilseeds gives corn upward potential.
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Sorghum yesterday, beef and pork today, corn tomorrow? Understanding China's meat and feedgrain import binges
No one saw the new import trends coming back then. Does anyone see them coming now?
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