Financial Times writer Andy Bounds reported late last week that, "Poland and three other EU member states are to lift a ban on imports of Ukrainian foodstuffs under a deal…
In its weekly Grain Transportation Report yesterday, the USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) indicated that, "On April 24, American Commercial Barge Line reported it had no boats on the Upper…
Dow Jones writer Robb M. Stewart reported yesterday that, "Canadian farmers expect to plant more wheat this year, and increase crops of canola and soybeans."
Wall Street Journal writers Jared Malsin and Alan Cullison reported in today's paper that, "Russia is piling pressure on Ukraine and Western governments over a deal that reopened key Ukrainian…
Reuters News reported today that, "The Kremlin reaffirmed its position on Tuesday that the Black Sea grain deal is not working for Moscow, a day after the head of the…
Bloomberg News reported yesterday that, "Moscow may retaliate if Group of Seven countries proceed with a total ban on most exports to Russia by withdrawing from the safe-transit deal that…
Reuters writer Michelle Nichols reported late last week that, "A deal allowing the safe Black Sea export of Ukraine grain could start winding down next week after Russia said it…
Reuters writers Alan Charlish and Marek Strzelecki reported today that, "The first trucks carrying Ukrainian food products including corn and eggs were bound to start transit via Poland to the…
Reuters writer Pavel Polityuk reported yesterday that, "Inspections of ships carrying Ukrainian grain from the Black Sea resumed on Wednesday under a U.N.-brokered deal but Kyiv faces a struggle to…
Reuters writer Max Hunder reported today that, "Inspections of ships are resuming under a U.N.-brokered agreement on the safe export of grain from Ukrainian Black Sea ports, Ukrainian Deputy Prime…
Bloomberg writers Daryna Krasnolutska and Aine Quinn reported today that, "Ukraine said its crop shipments through the Black Sea safe-passage corridor remained suspended for a second day, adding to uncertainty…
Raphael Minder, Barbara Erling, Andy Bounds and Marton Dunai reported yesterday at The Financial Times Online that, "Poland and Hungary have temporarily halted imports of Ukrainian grain despite a warning…
Reuters writer Michelle Nichols reported late last week that, "U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has written to Russia, Ukraine and Turkey to raise concerns about the implementation of a deal that…
Reuters writers Qin Ningwei and Dominique Patton reported yesterday that, "China's soybean imports in March rose 7.9% from the same month a year earlier, data showed on Thursday, as buyers…
In its monthly Grain: World Markets and Trade report yesterday, the USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) indicated that, "China wheat imports are forecast up to 12.0 million tons this year—the…
DTN Managing Editor Anthony Greder reported yesterday that, "U.S. winter wheat condition, already the lowest in decades, dropped another point last week, USDA NASS reported in its weekly Crop Progress…
Late last week, Reuters writers Huseyin Hayatsever and Guy Faulconbridge reported that, "Russia on Friday threatened to bypass the UN-brokered grain deal unless obstacles to its agricultural exports were removed,…
In its April Market Monitor report, the Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) indicated that, "Over the past 10 months, world prices of most grains and oilseeds have fallen back to levels prior…
Wall Street Journal writers Patrick Thomas and Alistair MacDonald reported today that, "Foreign countries and some of the world’s largest agriculture companies are donating or lending hundreds of millions of…
Late last week, Bloomberg writers Piotr Skolimowski, Irina Vilcu and Megan Durisin reported that, "Blocked border crossings, a minister pelted with eggs and overflowing silos — anger is mounting among…