Chinese demand picked up this week with purchases estimated at 50 cargoes. 30 of those
were US new crop with October/November USG the most popular position, and there were
rumoured to be 6 cargoes of November/December traded Friday. […]
With just a few weeks to go before the old crop campaign is completed, few anticipate any serious
revisions to the US and/or the World soybean matrixes. In the US, the crush may be raised between 10-
15 mil bushels,[…]
While the 2019/20 MY US crop numbers will not likely see any changes, the World wheat complex is always a fluid matrix for the WASDE Board, as they adjust and readjust continually to ‘make the numbers work’. Still, outside of a few minor revisions […]
The US corn market is in the final weeks of the 2019/20 MY, and there could be a few minor tweaks to the old crop balance sheet – although nothing as major as last month’s June-stocks report induced revisions. Still, despite some recent sales to China for old crop slots, more than a few analysts expect a small cut in the export shipment projection; we use unchanged. […]
The March WASDE is a report published because it is required to be published by law. In the current macro environment, it is unlikely that any revision offered today will have any dramatic significance for the wheat, corn or soybean markets. We offer some very basic notes in this short pre report note. […]
February WASDE Report Reaction
Last year, the Feb WASDE was a Pretty Big Deal; the closure of the US government resulted in no
January (2019) WASDE, so the February 2019 report was basically a ‘two-fer’ – two months of revisions
at one time. With the timely release of the January 2020 WASDE, this year’s Feb report will not likely
have as large of an impact, […]
The December WASDE report seldom offers significantly new inputs for the US balance sheets; occasionally, we see some compelling revisions, […]
The December WASDE report seldom offers significantly new inputs for the US balance sheets; occasionally, we see some compelling revisions, […]
Report The November WASDE was expected to focus primarily on the soybean and corn balance sheets, and to a […]
Report Soybeans were very much the focus of last week’s WASDE report; specifically, traders wanted to see if the US […]