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KW Northern Market Report - 27th August 2010 |
published on: 31.08.2010 |
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Yesterday there was nothing new in the market related to soya that had enough strength to
pull the beans, meal or oil markets in either direction. Instead they followed the rally in corn and
wheat, fuelled by a culmination of factors. |
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KW Northern Market Report - 19th August 2010 |
published on: 20.08.2010 |
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Soymeal on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) has traded mostly higher this week. Values
have firmed for soymeal, in-part, due to hot conditions in the US Midwest which have added some
concerns to the crops there. In the US the soybean pod counts have su |
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KW Southern Market Report - 22nd July 2010 |
published on: 26.07.2010 |
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Soya has not been at the party this week. The funds have continued to strengthen their position as they see commodities a better bet for a good return than other investments. Brazil has come out with the first indications of the 2011 plantings, which, t |
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KW Northern Market Report - 23th July 2010 |
published on: 26.07.2010 |
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Traders on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) are tentative about the US soybean market, as
the crops enter the key pod-filling stage. And, with the 6/10 day weather report looking hot and dry,
particularly in the Mississippi region, there’s going to be |
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KW Northern Market Report - 16th July 2010 |
published on: 19.07.2010 |
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Over the last couple of days soymeal has rallied on the CBOT over $17/t on October 10; with
similar increases on other positions. The same stories are coming out across the feedstuff commodity
markets with very bullish trends. |
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KW Southern Market Report - 16th July 2010 |
published on: 19.07.2010 |
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The USDA confirmed 116,000t new crop sales to China and a further 238,000 to unknown destinations (bet that’s China as well!!). They are predicted to import 5.8mmt in July, with 48mmt projected to be imported in the 10/11 marketing season. And to think i |
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KW Northern Market Report - 9th July 2010 |
published on: 14.07.2010 |
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Soyameal futures have climbed this week; underpinned by concerns about tight soybean
supplies for crushing (South American farmers are still holding onto stocks) and strong demand.
Yesterday, December soyameal ended $3.40, or 1.2%, higher at $275.60 per |
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KW Southern Market Report - 2nd July 2010 |
published on: 06.07.2010 |
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The weather is still keeping its fingers in the Soya market causing fluctuations. However, the good news is that currency is at $1.5160 this morning and the weakness in crude oil is lending support. The Soya stocks are 23Mbu below trade guesses which w |
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KW Northern Market Report - 2nd July 2010 |
published on: 06.07.2010 |
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Soybean meal futures ended lower Wednesday after the USDA report; with new-crop
contracts tumbling from an early rally and bearish government acreage estimates. Wednesdays
report was neutral to bearish for soya with stocks down approximately 600kt (bull |
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Week 26 |
published on: 05.07.2010 |
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