London Wheat Report
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Happy Monday!
Well, what a weekend for the rugby as the Aussies had another setback last night against Wales. How Eddie Jones still has a job there is beyond me. Verstappen yet again performed in Japan, getting a little boring now. Time to reduce the rules and increase the spice. Zelensky has met with US finances to discuss investment and reconstruction and Lavrov said any grain corridor revival is unrealistic. Trade will continue to watch the independent corridor. A lot of US reports trying to ramp up UKR/RUS tensions but nothing fundamentally has changed, a 3kmsq gain is a 3kmsq gain, a lot still to go to get to the Azov and the war of attrition will inevitably continue.
Markets are a little uninspiring to kick the week off. Minimal juicy chat and quite a flat day of trade. Egypt is in talks with Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank for some monies to able them to finance some wheat from Kazakhstan, which supposedly will be cheaper than Russian origin which was reportedly turned down last time due to not hitting the unofficial minimum pricing. US wheat inspections rise 6.7% to 451kt, above market expectations. CFTC saw funds increasing their shorts in US wheat. Market chatter on dryness concerns in Aussie and Argentina, need something to feed the bulls albeit most of the price action today on wheat was a mixture between this and the Odessa strikes. Chicago wheat was supported this afternoon with Dec-23 trading up 5 cents at time of writing. Matif was also trading higher with Dec-23 settling up €4.50 on Friday at €240.25/t. London wheat had a slow day with a single lot of Nov-23 hitting £198.95, seems someone slammed through a market order when there was minimal liquidity.
USDA announced the sale of 1,049,771t of Corn to Mexico in marketing year 23/24 and a further 611,389t in 24/25. US weekly corn export inspections down 2% but above estimates at 660,811t. Chicago soybeans and soyoil were trading lower today in comparison to last week while Matif rapeseed was sat around unchanged into the close. Brazil’s soybean sowing starts at good pace despite weather concerns.
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