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18 January 2019 – World Analysis

Indian Subcontinent Regional Analysis

By WPI Staff for Ag Perspectives

Rabi Sowing Down As of 18 January 2019, the total rabi planted area was down 4.8 percent versus 2017/18. While wheat is among the crops affected, pulses and coarse cereals, most especially pearl millet, are down significantly (see table below). The overal oilseed area has been good, however, as those crops are down just 0.9 percent with mustard/rapeseed the only one showing an increase and sunflowers suffering the greatest decrease within that category. This drop in rabi area may be one reason why prices of the key crops that have alternate uses are rising. An example of this is pearl millet, which is a coarse grain grown in North India that is mostly used as food and in feed. It’s inclusion rate in poultry feed rations could be 1...

TAGS – Wheat, Feed Grains, Soy & Oilseeds, Pulses, Softs, Biofuels, India

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18 September 2020 – Analytics

Summary of Futures

By WPI Staff for Commodity Analytics

Dec 20 Corn closed at $3.785/bushel, up $0.0325 from yesterday's close.  Dec 20 Wheat closed at $5.75/bushel, up $0.1875 from yesterday's close.  Nov 20 Soybeans closed at $10.435/bushel, up $0.15 from yesterday's close.  Dec 20 Soymeal closed at $342.1/short ton, up $6.8 from ye...

TAGS – Feed Grains, Soy & Oilseeds, Wheat, Livestock, Energy, North America
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18 September 2020 – Analysis

CFTC COT Report Analysis

By Matt Herrington for Ag Perspectives

The attached PDF offers graphical depiction and seasonal analysis of managed money and commercial traders' net position in key agricultural commodity markets. The data is, of course, taken from the CFTC's weekly Commitment of Traders report, using the futures only data. WPI recently completed a...

TAGS – Soy & Oilseeds, Feed Grains, Wheat, Livestock, North America
18 September 2020 – Analysis

FOB Prices and Freight Rate App (Updated 18 September)

By Matt Herrington for Ag Perspectives

Ocean Freight Comments for 17 September 2020: By Jay O'Neil Commodity Consulting It was another one of those weeks where Dry-Bulk freight tried to rally early but was forced to retreat at the week’s end. The paper trade is better supported than the physical market and it will be interes...

TAGS – Freight, North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Black Sea, Middle East & Africa
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18 September 2020 – Analytics

Summary of Futures

By WPI Staff for Commodity Analytics

Dec 20 Corn closed at $3.785/bushel, up $0.0325 from yesterday's close.  Dec 20 Wheat closed at $5.75/bushel, up $0.1875 from yesterday's close.  Nov 20 Soybeans closed at $10.435/bushel, up $0.15 from yesterday's close.  Dec 20 Soymeal closed at $342.1/short ton, up $6.8 from ye...

TAGS – Feed Grains, Soy & Oilseeds, Wheat, Livestock, Energy, North America
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18 September 2020 – Analysis

CFTC COT Report Analysis

By Matt Herrington for Ag Perspectives

The attached PDF offers graphical depiction and seasonal analysis of managed money and commercial traders' net position in key agricultural commodity markets. The data is, of course, taken from the CFTC's weekly Commitment of Traders report, using the futures only data. WPI recently completed a...

TAGS – Soy & Oilseeds, Feed Grains, Wheat, Livestock, North America
18 September 2020 – Analysis

FOB Prices and Freight Rate App (Updated 18 September)

By Matt Herrington for Ag Perspectives

Ocean Freight Comments for 17 September 2020: By Jay O'Neil Commodity Consulting It was another one of those weeks where Dry-Bulk freight tried to rally early but was forced to retreat at the week’s end. The paper trade is better supported than the physical market and it will be interes...

TAGS – Freight, North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Black Sea, Middle East & Africa
18 September 2020 – Analysis

Interactive Ocean Freight Rates (Updated 18 September)

By Matt Herrington for Ag Perspectives

Ocean Freight Comments - 17 September 2020 By Jay O'Neil Commodity Consulting It was another one of those weeks where Dry-Bulk freight tried to rally early but was forced to retreat at the week’s end. The paper trade is better supported than the physical market and it will be int...

TAGS – North America, Europe, South America, Black Sea, Middle East & Africa, Asia, Freight
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