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• Wheat Drops on Black Sea Ceasefire Headlines
• March Wheat Export Estimate Raised
• Ruble Wheat Prices Higher; Sunflower Bids Fall Sharply
• Southern Farmers Plant 0.5 mln ha of Spring Crops
• Winter wheat regions to receive some rain easing earlier dryness; crops after winter in good state
• 2024/25 wheat export estimate down, 2025/26 – up; Turkey’s demand expected to have limited impact on corn exports
I am the Managing Director of SovEcon, a leading firm focused on the Black Sea agricultural markets research. For 27 years we have been forecasting crops and exports, assesing stocks and consumption and looking at other key price drivers. Every day we talk to farmers, traders and officials gathering market intelligence and sorting out the market noise.
Why is #wheat up sharply today?
A serious cold snap could hit key Russian and US growing regions next week.
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Kansas got mentioned, so a fast report from central ks. Currently snow is moving more horizontally (wind) than staying on the ground. Currently little snow cover.
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