London Wheat Report

Source: FutureSource
Negotiation meetings continue between Ukraine and Russia while artillery continues to rain down, especially on Mariupol. Seems unlikely that we are going to see any real resolution out of this today, but if there is progress then ag markets would be expected to go lower. An Estonian owned ship sunk off the coast of Odessa after hitting a mine and a Bangladeshi flagged bulk carrier was hit by a missile while moored in the Black Sea port of Olvia. Expect messy trade and market volatility to continue, if the ‘special military operation’ continues, there does not appear to be a reason for a flat price to implode. In a call today, Mr Putin told President Macron that he will accomplish what needs to be accomplished by any means necessary …. Howitzers are going to continue smashing Ukrainian cities then. Brent crude remains strong, although marginally down on yesterday by 0.25%, trading at $112.58 at time of writing.
Wheat continues to be volatile. Matif May-22 hit a trading high of €368/t before settling up €25.50 on yesterday at €366.25/t. Markets are starting to question and try to find alternative sources for Black Sea wheat while the trouble continue. Algeria has said that they are looking at the possibility of acquiring French wheat in the next March tender which would be a win for the French market . CBOT wheat traded limit up again. US export sales recorded 300kt of wheat and 485kt of corn. There is also chat now in Brussels about allowing crops to be planted on set-aside acres, all aimed at alleviating an increasingly dire shortage of grains and oilseeds at this time. Defra’s rewilding plan looks like a phenomenal idea now doesn’t it.
USDA reported another 132kt of beans sold to China between crop years. Beans have struggled to join in on the rally to the full extent as seen in the wheat. Crush demand should continue to be strong and then there is the question of potential substitution for what vegoil is stuck in Ukraine and Russia. Ukraine accounts for Weather in South America is mixed. Matif rapeseed May-22 settled up €6.00 on yesterday at €809.75/t.
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