Market Report 18th March 2024
While wheat remains under pressure from competition from the Black Sea, corn is benefiting from a recovery on international prices and a technical acceleration with the upward break of €180 per tonne on Euronext.
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Built for farmers who trade with Dewing Grain, our free app gives you access to our entire marketplace, keeping you up-to-date with real-time industry data and insights, helping you make more informed business decisions.
To achieve the optimum quality and yield of a crop, it is critical for farmers to cut their crops when they are ready and sell when market conditions are most favourable. Dewing Storage allows you to mitigate the risks associated with weather-related events, market volatility, and sudden changes in demand. This, in turn, offers improved profitability, efficient logistics, and effective risk management.
While wheat remains under pressure from competition from the Black Sea, corn is benefiting from a recovery on international prices and a technical acceleration with the upward break of €180 per tonne on Euronext.
London wheats gains stalled yesterday with May 24 closing down £1.40 (£164); November 24 down £1.40 (£184.10).
Rapeseed had a very strong day on Tuesday trading up 13 euros on the May at one stage, settling well up.
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