ADMISI London Wheat Report for 22 April

London Wheat Report

220424 - London Wheat Report

Ukraine’s grain exports in the 2023/24 July-June marketing season had reached almost 39.5 million metric tons as of April 22, against 40.7 million at April 24 last year, agriculture ministry data showed on Monday. Exports so far this season have included 15.1 million tons of wheat, 21.7 million tons of corn and 2.2 million tons of barley.

The European Union’s crop monitoring service MARS on Monday raised its forecast of the average soft wheat yield in the EU this year to 5.93 metric tons per hectare (t/ha), up from an initial forecast of 5.91 t/ha forecast in March.

Russian wheat export prices decreased slightly last week amid active shipments and an expansion of the export quota for Russian grain, although dry weather began to affect harvest forecasts. The price of 12.5% protein Russian wheat scheduled for free-on-board (FOB) delivery in late May-early June was $208 a metric ton, down from $210 a metric ton the previous week.

Chicago wheat rose on Monday to hold near a two-week high as concerns over crop weather in the Northern Hemisphere encouraged short-covering. Chicago wheat was up 25 cents at the time of writing. Kansas and Minap wheat were both up 20 and 10 cents each respectively.

Matif and London wheat were well supported today. Matif May traded up nearly 10 Euros at one point in today’s session before calming slightly but still closing well up. London like its counterparty across the channel was up up and away. May 24 traded on close @ £182.25, a whopping £9.15. Nov 24 hit the dizzy heights of £203.25. May25 traded for 21 lots and Nov 25 also got on the board today for 6 lots between 200 and 201. Volume across the curve was strong with over 600 lots crossing the line. 

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