Summary: Next week ’s soybean export inspections are expected to be 925,000 MT (34.0 Mil Bu). If this is correct, that would be up 42% from the previous week’s. This week’s ship lineup is 1,318,000 MT. That is up 7% from last week which was a season low. However, this week’s lineup is 34% smaller than a year ago. There were 16 vessels to-be-nominated (TBN). That is unchanged from last…
Summary: For the period Dec 15-Dec 21, the ship lineup shows that Brazil exported 1,133,000 MT corn. That is up 247,000 MT from the previous week and 397,000 MT more than what was shipped a year ago. For comparison, US export inspections were 996,000 MT. Brazil’s ship lineup shows that 4.31 MMT are expected to ship…
Summary: Brazil shipped 505,000 MT of soybeans last week. That’s down from the previous week’s 855,000 MT and it is below a year ago. SESEX reported that 3.06 MMT had been shipped in the first 10 reporting days of December (out of 22 “official” reporting days for the month). Late in the season, SESEX’s exports…
Summary: Next week ’s soybean export inspections are expected to be 910,000 MT (33.4 Mil Bu). If this is correct, that would be down 7% from the previous week’s. This week’s ship lineup is 1,230,000 MT. That is up 126% from last week – – which was a season low. However, this week’s lineup is 40% smaller than a year ago. There were 16 vessels to-be-nominated (TBN). That is down…
Summary: Today Egypt’s GASC purchased 120,000 MT of wheat from Ukraine and Romania (for delivery mid-February). No Russian wheat was purchased. The lowest Russian FOB offer was $1.20/MT above the highest offer accepted. A week ago, GASC purchased 120,000 MT from Russia and 60,000 MT from Romania. Today’s offers did include US HRW at $250.25 but…
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