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President Trump’s new tariff announcement, its effect on C-B-O-T grain prices, OPEC+ production news, the Euro-dollar exchange spike, and the latest U.S. export sales.
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China’s vow to retaliate against President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs, the continued escalation of global trade tensions, and how these developments are impacting wheat and rapeseed markets across C-B-O-T and MATIF
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U.S. stock markets, continued fund selling in grains, Egypt’s wheat import outlook, and the potential global impact of President Trump’s latest tariff threats on Russian oil. Friday closed out a volatile week for the grain markets. Prices opened the day trading lower but managed to recover some ground by the session’s end. The movement aligned with a broader downturn in financial markets, which saw significant pressure from inflationary concerns.
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The mixed session in grain markets, Turkey’s durum wheat tender cancellation, developments around the Black Sea Initiative, U.S. export sales data, Argentina’s corn harvest progress, and the European Union’s latest crop projections.
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Impact of the Black Sea ceasefire on grainmarkets, recent export figures from Ukraine, new purchases by Jordan and Syria, updates on E-U soft wheat exports, and revised Russian wheat export forecasts.
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Quiet Friday session with modest fluctuations in wheat, pressure on corn futures, key developments in wheat ratings from France, Turkey's durum wheat tender, importand production forecasts from Saudi Arabia and Brazil, recent fund activity in C-B-O-T markets, and the latest on U.S. tariff policy developments under President Donald
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Recent shifts in wheat, corn, and soybean markets, along with updates on global production forecasts and trade developments.
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Latest trends in wheat, soybean, and corn markets, along with key macroeconomic developments and geopolitical updates.
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Strong movements in wheat prices, revised Russian wheat export forecasts, significant grain purchases from Tunisia, updates from Brazil’s Conab, and expectations of ENSO-neutral weather conditions.
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The latest wheat tenders from Algeria and Tunisia, revised crop projections from Argentina and Canada, and the ongoing market reactions in wheat and rapeseed.
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Updated EU crop projections, and key market trends,including currency movements and geopolitical developments affecting the agri-commodity sector.
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The strong start for U.S. wheat futures, Algeria’s latest wheat tender, India’s record-breaking wheat production outlook, key USDA reports, and the impact of China’s tariffs on U.S. agriculture. Additionally, we’ll touch on the latest economic turmoil on Wall Street, as fears surrounding President Donald Trump’s tariff policies send markets into a tailspin.
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Fund movements in the grain markets, escalating trade tensions between China and Canada, and expectations surrounding the upcoming USDA report. Additionally, we will touch on the political landscape in Canada and its implications for trade with the United States.
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