US wheat futures drifted lower in overnight trade. The firmer USD and thoughts that US wheat is too expensive to encourage export sales the main fundamental reasons behind the fall. The weakness in US values spilled over to ex farm bids across SE Saskatchewan but generally prices in Canada...

Interesting to see Canadian 1CWRS13.5 milling wheat and US white wheat values higher out of the PNW. If I was an Asian buyer of white wheat, particularly Prime Hard white wheat, I’d be trying to cover my long-term supply needs ASAP. With reports of low protein and low falling...

The weaker USD, hence, the stronger AUD will be the thorn in our side today. The AUD spent the majority of the session trending higher not only against the US dollar but also against many of the other major currencies. Improvements in commodity and mineral prices set up the...

US soybean futures made double digit gains overnight, one of the few grains that closed in the black, corn the other. The upside in soybeans did not flow through to the canola and rapeseed futures market. Both canola and rapeseed contracts closed softer. Paris rapeseed for the Feb 23...

Hello Rishi Sunak, the Steven Bradbury of UK politics, anyone got a stopwatch. Saudi Arabia picked up 566kt of 12.5% milling wheat at tender last night at an estimated average value of US$384.74 for March / April 2023. Turkey was said to have picked up 495kt of wheat on...

In US dollar terms many grains at the international level were higher overnight but a sharp rally in the AUD against a number of the majors and the USD could turn potential positives into negatives. Chicago SRWW futures were flat to firmer, closing about AUD$0.86 per tonne higher. The...

The sentiment in wheat changed overnight, more punters now assuming that Odesa will be closed from November and the export corridor deal will not be extended, if it even makes it to the expiry date. In the US wheat found support from strength in corn and soybean futures, export...

International markets were either side of unchanged. Canola and rapeseed futures found support from slightly stronger US soybeans and a firmer US dollar. Wheat prices were mixed, generally softer at the FOB level for North America. Corn futures at Chicago, although closing lower, did find support from some showers...

Wheat, corn and soybean futures at Chicago all closed sharply lower. The stronger US dollar is not helping US grain exports, making the most expensive grain in the world more expensive for many. A H2 type red wheat out of the US Pacific Northwest is now priced around US$405...

US corn, wheat and soybean futures closed in the green overnight. Some bargain hunters were in the mix for wheat after the last couple of weaker closes. There was a little buying support still there in soybeans and corn from the USDA data. The major support in wheat came...