The lineup of vessels waiting (or scheduled to arrive) destined to load US corn is just 168,000 MT (about 3 vessels). Meanwhile there’s 55 vessels waiting to load soybeans. Ship lineup data suggests next week’s corn export inspections will be 485,000 MT, down 14% from the previous week. The following week could see even smaller…
AgResource Pre Opening Sunday CBOT Calls Are; Soybeans 2 cents lower to 1 cent higher, corn steady to 1 cent lower with wheat called steady to 2 cents lower. Sunday Weather & CBOT Market Discussion: Opening week CBT calls are mixed to slightly lower. Managed money enters/exits CBOT markets in 3-day periods with Friday…
Summary: Brazil shipped 538,000 MT of soybeans this past week. There were just 17,000 MT shipped from Argentina. US soybean exports are estimated at 1.625 MMT. Brazil’s November exports could be 2.71 MMT. USDA raised its projection for total exports by 0.5 MMT to a record 87.0 MMT. Shipments are slightly ahead of the pace need…
Executive Summary: The Climate Impact Company month 1-3 ahead forecast valid for meteorological winter 2021-22 is updated. The forecast maintains the constructed analog methodology used for the autumn outlook. Highlights include a vigorous southwest/south Europe storm track which reaches Ukraine by February. A high-pressure ridge in-between the storm track and arctic cold in Central Russia…
Summary: Brazil exported 219,000 MT of corn. Argentine exports are estimated at 661,000 MT. Ukraine shipments were 670,000 MT. US corn exports are estimated to be about 485,000 MT. Brazil’s corn export “commitments” are 15.0 MMT vs 29.1 MMT last year. Commitments have accounted for 86.1% of projected annual exports. The ship lineup indicates that…
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