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Australian crop watchers should get their oceans straight

18 Apr 2018by Mike Verdin
As Australian farmers gear up for grain sowings, El Nino-La Nina dynamics are showing "neutral". But they are not the only weather indicators to look out for

US farmers already losing out from US's tough stance with China

29 Mar 2018by Newsdesk
Worries over trade barriers are sending Chinese ag importers to US rivals, and could affect spring sowings too if they are not resoived soon

Hopes improve, a little, for spring barley sowings, after slow start

27 Mar 2018by Mike Verdin
Expectations for some recovery in world barley production in 2018-19 are being tested by winter’s late grip in Europe and the former Soviet Union

Hopes improve, a little, for spring barley sowings, after slow start

27 Mar 2018by Mike Verdin
Expectations for some recovery in world barley production in 2018-19 are being tested by winter’s late grip in Europe and the former Soviet Union

Offers to Iraq tender underline competitiveness of Australian wheat

19 Mar 2018by Mike Verdin
OK, Australian offers do not in Iraq’s tender face Black Sea rivalry. But they are in close price contention with Russian supplies anyway

US soybean industry should say thank you to Argentine peers

02 Mar 2018by Markets Extra
Not only are the South American country’s woes boosting soy prices, they should also protect US exports from steep tariffs. For wheat, however...

Will King Corn be toppled by soybeans in US sowings programmes?

21 Feb 2018by Mike Verdin
It looks that way, to judge by market expectations. That said, the argument of relatively firm soybean prices may not be as strong as some believe

Barley prices hit premium to feed wheat, as importers pay up

20 Feb 2018by Newsdesk
Barley is - unusually - worth more than wheat at ports in France and Russia, and is closing the gap in other origins too

Large corn, soybean, wheat trading volumes 'down to growth of algo funds'

13 Nov 2017by Mike Verdin
Grain markets are defying conventional wisdom that weak prices means low trading volumes, former CBOT director Ann Berg says

Commodities worse bet than shares or bonds, says Morgan Stanley

25 Oct 2017by Mike Verdin
... to judge by investor returns over the past 25 years. But there are ways to soup up portfolio performance to "healthy levels", the bank says

Commodities worse bet than shares or bonds, says Morgan Stanley

25 Oct 2017by Newsdesk
... to judge by investor returns over the past 25 years. But there are ways to soup up portfolio performance to "healthy levels", the bank says
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