Global Wheat Markets End Firm; Northern Hemisphere Weather Pattern Improving: World wheat futures ended slightly higher as another day of infrastructure damage occurs in Ukraine. Whether Black Sea grain exports reach beyond modest Russian shipments in the second half of 2022 will stay priority number one, but Northern Hemisphere weather patterns will add to already…
Wheat Markets Add Conflict Premium; US Losing World Market Share: World wheat futures ended sharply higher as there’s more evidence to suggest conflict in Ukraine could be drawn out. If so, Black Sea supplies will be limited to very modest tonnages of Russian wheat leaking into neighboring markets. The trade’s assumpion on Black Sea surplus…
Wheat Markets Continue Back-and-Forth; Weekend Conflict Headlines Awaited: World wheat futures ended weak on Friday amid lite profit taking ahead potential adjustments to war in Ukraine over the weekend. ARC highly doubts anything changes as Ukrainian and Russian officials remain rather far apart in negotiations. But it’s clear the market’s reaction to headlines is intense…
Wheat Futures Recover as Black Sea Sentiment Turns Negative: Wheat futures ended sharply higher on Thursday, led by July CBOT, as war mongering comments from Putin overnight suggest conflict in Ukraine will continue indefinitely. Putin’s aggressive stance also suggests Russian sanctions will stay in place, which effectively reduces Russian wheat exports by 85-90%. There’s a…
World Wheat Markets Collapse on Negative Black Sea Headlines, Plains Rainfall: Wheat futures worldwide ended sharply lower amid talk of a cease fire and peace. However, very little is known about negotiation details and ARC maintains that an end to conflict in Ukraine – and thus an end to Russian sanctions – is not likely…
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