@TheEnergyShock Just one thing: The impact in tonne-mile demand terms is somewhat being contained by Argentina halting imports from Brazil this year. Last year Brazil exported 4mt of soy to ARG and this year it's close to 0; there's also more headed to SE Asia this year (aside China obviously)
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#Australia agri exports broke monthly records in Dec but #China's continued reluctance to buy #barley from the origin shifts focus to #wheat and #canola shipments - wheat exports could soon hit new all-time high https://t.co/1W5yHu3lJ4 @ACOMRB
Update on Turkiye #earthquake disaster: Number of casualties reached 14,351. Almost 215000 people may be still under the rubbles. I made the below chart to show the sheer scale of event and help needed. Please do not forget that these are actual lives, not just numbers.
Weaker #yen, 🇺🇸 supply woes pushed #Japan to seek grains from alternative origins this year.#Australia became the nation's top #wheat supplier in Nov - a first in at least a decade. Interesting shift for a country known to have inelastic demand #日本#農業 https://t.co/uIwEDuMsFF
BBC's @BBCFenwick and I talked about global #grain prices, how the situation looks like now vs the start of the war in Ukraine and last year, as well as an outlook for the 2023-24 season.
The price of food has been rising this year. In this programme we investigate why and the effect it’s having on families. @RaniabtBakhita from @unicef tells us people are at crisis point + @Muftuoglos from @ArgusMedia explains prices https://t.co/aoH1K0j1We
Traded volumes under #Argentina's new #soybean dollar scheme so far hit just 2.98mt, down from 8.48mt the same time in Sep, with domestic crushers securing bulk of supply, while Chinese buyers, unhappy with high 🇦🇷 offers, turn to #US and #Brazil
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Cofco is heard to sell new #Brazil#corn cargoes to Chinese buyers (up to 9) but final destination pending documentation. Meanwhile, one Cofco vessel is finally scheduled to call at a Chinese port, still no clarity on final destination of 6 other ships.
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@ACOMRB New #Russian#wheat cargo bound for #Brazil from this weekend - a vessel carrying 33.7kt to Recife, bringing Russia Nov lineups for Brazil to 133.5kt
#Brazil may import record volumes of Russian #wheat this season - around 131kt already delivered or lined up - as the nation seeks to replace lost supply from #Argentina
Russian wheat on cif Fortaleza basis currently cheaper than Argentinian crop https://t.co/sWD0IPNxPa @ACOMRB
As Chinese buyers eagerly await the start of Brazilian #corn receipts what are some of the technical, logistical issues left? Tune in to our podcast where we discuss how Brazilian 🌽 could shake up 🇨🇳 market #argusmedia#agriculture
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#Canada#canola crush volume hit a new high for the month of Sept as crushers race to meet biodiesel demand but also make up for the crop's poor oil content. Strong int'l canola demand imply crushers may soon have to compete with the export market https://t.co/CzyvkmUIGB @ACOMRB
Canadian canola exports hit fresh low so far this season - even below last year's pace. Higher Chinese and US demand may not be enough to absorb the stronger supply this year. EU/Japanese demand must recover https://t.co/mNx0ROYmxk @ACOMRB
@laurdelcourt@LSynkovska The previous October record for non-EU soft wheat exports appears to be from 2012 when they reached 1.07mt - so volumes this month are very likely to hit a new high