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Friday, October 2, 2015
China Corn Weekly: Prices dip 8% since April(week endedSep 30, 2015)
With availability in excess, corn prices continued to slide, particularly in the consumption regions as feed millers gradually halted operation.Additionally, the tumble in broiler prices dampened the confidence of buyers, who chose to stand ...
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
China Corn Weekly: Bleak outlook for market (week endedSep 25, 2015)
With more newly harvested crops available soon, corn prices faced greater pressure.This in conjunction with tepid demand from the livestock market and the operation halt of feed millers in celebration of Mid-Autumn Festival worked to drag c ...
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
China Corn Weekly: Sharper prices falls (week ended Sep 18, 2015)
Price fall in China's corn market doubled to 1.11% compared with the recent week's 0.56% dip. Traders were eager to clear as supplies increased with more crops harvested in China.
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Corn disease discovered in Indiana, US
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Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Brazil's Conab raises forecast for 2014-15 corn harvest to 84.3 million tonnes
The forecast for Brazil's corn harvest in the 2014-15 season had been raised to 84.7 million tonnes from 84.3 million tonnes in August this year.
Monday, September 14, 2015
Bearish soy, range bound corn and a profitable liquidity crunch?
Soy and corn are at different phases of their market cycle. Based on past harvest time USDA data measurements, one is poised to behave very differently than the other over the next six months. The USDA's September report had the immediate i ...
Monday, September 14, 2015
China Corn Weekly: Excess availability, weak demand drag down prices (week endedSep 10, 2015)
Slack feed demand hampered the sales of corn while supplies increased with more spring cropsin the market. Consequently, traders eagerly negotiated prices in efforts to clear mounting corn inventories.
Thursday, September 3, 2015
China Corn Weekly: Weak trend prevails (week ended Sep 2, 2015)
Although the northeast production region had little stocks left to offer, supplies remained sufficient as central and northern China harvested their spring corn.
Monday, August 31, 2015
Prices for US soybean and corn below production costs
A burgeoning global supply of soybean, coupled with near-record output in the States, could push down prices for US new-crop soybean and corn to as much as US$1 to US$2 per bushel, Reuters reported.
Monday, August 31, 2015
China Corn Weekly: Firm stance of traders limit price falls(week endedAug 28, 2015)
Deep processing demand for corn dropped amid lower operation rates, whereas feed millers continued to hold low inventories while the sales of feed failed to increase.
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Hurdles persist for Indonesia's self-sufficiency in corn
Indonesia remains adamant about achieving self-sufficiency in corn production and this is expected to materialise in the coming two to three years.
Monday, August 24, 2015
China Corn Weekly: Market maintains slow, steady slide (week ended Aug 21, 2015)
Corn market remained weak, with prices maintaining their slow yet persisting slide. Traders cut prices further to release inventories as commodities prices weakened amid worries that China's economy was underperforming.
Monday, August 24, 2015
China's corn imports continues good showing in July
A positive trend continues to persist for China's corn imports as an increase was reported for a fourth month, reaching the highest in at least 10 years.
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Indonesia's corn import ban upsets feed milling industry
480,000 tonnes of corn shipments have been left unloaded at the Indonesian ports of Medan, North Sumatra; Jakarta and Surabaya, East Java, following a ban imposed by the government on such imports, The Jakarta Post reports.
Monday, August 17, 2015
China Corn Weekly: Weak trends prevail (week endedAug 14, 2015)
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