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[lloyd]

This will help the grain market no end
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Croatia and Ukraine Establish Grain Export Partnership​

Following Russia’s pullout from the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Croatia has agreed to the use of its ports on the Danube River and Adriatic Sea to transport Ukrainian grain to international markets.

by Kyiv Post | August 1, 2023, 1:26 pm

20081

That will really upset Putrid.

 

[beardface]

Something is keeping things artificially low.
All those olive trees burnt up. Heatwave and drought in Europe, Ukraine war, bad harvesting weather and low oilseed yields here. Price should be climbing? What’s keeping it down?

Politicians

 

[Humble Village Farmer]

Something is keeping things artificially low.
All those olive trees burnt up. Heatwave and drought in Europe, Ukraine war, bad harvesting weather and low oilseed yields here. Price should be climbing? What’s keeping it down?

Isn't the message from the NFU that food prices must be kept down?

 

[Sonoftheheir]

Article just popped up on my news feed that the retail consortium is warning shoppers of price rises on bread and cereals, wheat has gone up 14% in the past couple of weeks?!!

MSN

www.msn.com

 

[Steevo]

Article just popped up on my news feed that the retail consortium is warning shoppers of price rises on bread and cereals, wheat has gone up 14% in the past couple of weeks?!!

MSN

www.msn.com

Yep. They conveniently forget to mention actual prices at all…..or the fact that is has halved in the past 12 months.

More PR by the supermarkets.

 

[Right-arm fast]

Isn't the message from the NFU that food prices must be kept down?

F**k the NFU.

 

[Woody j]

Article just popped up on my news feed that the retail consortium is warning shoppers of price rises on bread and cereals, wheat has gone up 14% in the past couple of weeks?!!

MSN

www.msn.com

It’s come back down again maybe they should put out another Article saying so

 

[Green oak]

Isn't the message from the NFU that food prices must be kept down?

While all there conference sponsors make record profits.

 

[Skimmer]

I would think there are a lot set to sell around £200 So market has plenty to go at, then price slips down again. If it is the establishment trying to hold prices down they are playing a dangerous game.

 

[farenheit]

The "establishment" are not organised to do this. Nor would it be a priority for them. Nor is there really such a thing as the "establishment". There are however traders who are profit taking and, as Skimmer above says, a huge number of people selling on the up and flooding the market.

 

[Full of bull(s)]

The "establishment" are not organised to do this. Nor would it be a priority for them. Nor is there really such a thing as the "establishment". There are however traders who are profit taking and, as Skimmer above says, a huge number of people selling on the up and flooding the market.

I assume each futures lot has an ID number. I would be interested to see the number of times on average lots are traded before they expire

 

[4course]

Bit of a dilemna, half of me is thinking of I can see N of 200, sell a bit, but I do believe we are very much in the balance ATM. Locally I can see demand increasing Pig and poultry numbers are up. Ensus is running, a lot of the on farm stocks have been used now so my head is saying it should go up. My gut isn't so sure though. Thinking sell enough to cover costs and hold the rest. WHEN I finally see some in the store. I think it would have to be up 20quid before I sell any before I cut it

similar thinking here but every possible chance is being used by our end users /traders pushing grain/osr down along with every other ag output but our yields are so far not going to break any records either up or down and not just locally but uk and europe it seems

 

[jd6420s]

Well Chicago has gone up strongly overnight so hopefully London will be a bit more positive today.

 

[Renaultman]

similar thinking here but every possible chance is being used by our end users /traders pushing grain/osr down along with every other ag output but our yields are so far not going to break any records either up or down and not just locally but uk and europe it seems

I'm still not sure about wheat, locally IF we ever get to it.

 

[Sonoftheheir]

Well Chicago has gone up strongly overnight so hopefully London will be a bit more positive today.

Pigs might fly! No change atm.

 

[jd6420s]

I think I jinxed it. It was 30 cents up when I made the post now it's 7 cents and falling. Sorry.
I could try and sell some which usually guarantees that prices will go up.

 

[Brisel]

The Russians hit another port on the Danube this morning

 

[Devil's advocate]

The Russians hit another port on the Danube this morning

That wants stopping, NATO have the power & the means.

It is also what got us into this mess shortage, not a shortage, shortage. If that grain cannot be exported in an orderely manner it will crash our markets totally at some point in the future.

Some think Ukraine having problems is maybe good for the grain market. Think if Putin wins, he is treating all this as a game of monoply. He wants to blackmail those countries in the middle east with cheap Russian grain to control them & manipulate oil markets & fertiliser markets.

 

[Hindsight]

The Russians hit another port on the Danube this morning

That wants stopping, NATO have the power & the means.

It is also what got us into this mess shortage, not a shortage, shortage. If that grain cannot be exported in an orderely manner it will crash our markets totally at some point in the future.

Some think Ukraine having problems is maybe good for the grain market. Think if Putin wins, he is treating all this as a game of monoply. He wants to blackmail those countries in the middle east with cheap Russian grain to control them & manipulate oil markets & fertiliser markets.

Reni last week - Ismail last night.

Ukraine war: Drones target Odesa grain stores near Romania border

A grain silo was damaged and fires broke out in Ukraine's Danube port of Izmail.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[teslacoils]

Feed barley £177 ex may
159ex today.

Doesn't actually pay the cost of storing, cooling, and the cost of money to hold it now.