The Russians attacked a civilian ship with an international crew in the Black Sea. There are casualties. At least ten people are dead after the Russian army shelled a ship carrying corn off the coast of Odessa, Kyiv reported. (translated)
The largest declines in production forecasts concern the EU, whose estimates are falling by as much as 3.7 million tons month by month to 53.8 million tons. The decrease in corn harvests in the EU reflects a sharp decline in France, as record-high temperatures are lowering crop prospects. If (translated)
od połowy czerwca rośnie cena nowego zbioru kukurydzy na Euronext MATIF, a listopadowy kontrakt doszedł do 240 euro za tonę Rynek dyskontuje ryzyko spadku zbiorów we Francji po fali upałów i mniejszej powierzchni zasiewów Droższa kukurydza podbiła też ceny pszenicy - powyżej 200 #kukurydza #Euronext #rynekrolny
The latest report from the International Grain Council (IGC) confirms USDA data that wheat and corn harvests for the 2026/2027 season are expected to be much lower. Wheat by 25 million tons less, and corn by 29 million tons. (translated)
Wheat: The ending stocks in the USA are expected to decrease to 20.74 million tons, which significantly limits the export opportunities of one of the world's most important grain suppliers. Corn: The USDA forecasts global ending stocks at 277.54 million tons, clearly below market expectations. (translated)
The USDA forecasts global ending stocks at 277.54 million tons, clearly below market expectations of nearly 290 million tons. In the USA, corn production is expected to drop by 6 percent year-on-year to 15.995 billion bushels, and ending stocks will decrease to 1.957 billion bushels. The market is increasingly (translated)
It is predicted that global corn production in the 2026/2027 season will fall from the record level of the previous year to 1.295 billion metric tons, which is a decrease of 17.3 million tons compared to the previous year, but it is still the second highest result in history. (translated)
The planting pace in the USA remains very high and is among the fastest in recent years. According to the USDA, American farmers have already sown 57% of the corn area and 49% of the soybean area. (translated)
