Summary: For the week Sep 29-Oct 05, the ship lineup shows that Brazil exported 562,000 MT corn. That is 231,000 MT less than the previous week and 761,000 MT LESS than what was shipped a year ago. Brazil’s ship lineup shows that 3.04 MMT are expected to ship in Oct. Brazil’s cumulative export “commitments” are 12.85 MMT, 39.8%…
Summary: Brazil shipped 1.06 MMT of soybeans last week. That’s down from the previous week’s 1.14 MMT but it is well above a year ago. Brazil’s export “commitments” rose to 75.6 MMT. This is a record for this date. In the Sep WASDE, USDA pegged Brazil’s exports at 74.775 MMT (on a Feb-Jan marketing year). That is…
Summary: If Informa’s corn estimate is too high, the median error (in years when the Informa estimate was too high) was 1.0%. Based on Informa’s estimate of 14,890 Mil Bu, that would equate to about 154 Mil Bu less – – or 14,736 Mil Bu. Last year, Informa’s estimate was 0.7% too LOW. Last month, in September, Informa’s…
Summary: Next week ’s soybean export inspections are expected to be 775,000 MT (28.5 Mil Bu). If this is correct, that would be up 31% from the previous week’s 591,000 MT. This week’s ship lineup is 1.26 MMT. That is down 21% from last week. Also, this week’s lineup is 68% smaller than a year ago. There were 13 vessels to-be-nominated (TBN). That is 5 more than a…
Summary: Today, Egypt’s GASC purchased 180,000 MT of wheat from Russia. Two weeks ago they purchased 475,000 MT (from Russia and Ukraine). The average CIF price that Egypt paid for the wheat was $253.24/MT. That is $8.82/MT above the price paid the two weeks ago and “nearly” the highest price paid since January 2015. A month ago,…
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