Bloomberg writer Ana Monteiro reported yesterday that, "The US is requesting dispute-settlement consultations for a third time over Canada’s dairy quotas, saying it has found more areas of 'deep concern'…
Reuters writer Valentine Hilaire reported late last week that, "Mexico and the United States aim to reach an agreement in January over a pending Mexican ban on imports of genetically…
Wall Street Journal writers Jason Douglas and Sha Hua reported in Friday's paper that, "China’s economy took a hit in November in what economists hope will be the last big squeeze…
Bloomberg writer Megan Durisin reported yesterday that, "A third of Ukraine’s corn crop is still standing in fields as winter sets in, adding further strain on its vital farming sector."
Reuters writer Naveen Thukral reported today that, "Chicago wheat rose for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, fuelled by concerns over exports from the Black Sea region after a weekend…
Reuters writer Cassandra Garrison reported late last week that, "A group of bipartisan U.S. lawmakers called on Trade Representative on Friday to start consultations under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement (USMCA)…
Selina Cheng reported on the front page of today's Wall Street Journal that, "China dropped many of its quarantine and testing requirements and curtailed the power of local officials to…
On Tuesday, the USDA released its Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Trade, a quarterly report from the Department’s Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) and Economic Research Service (ERS). Today’s update includes highlights…
Lingling Wei, Brian Spegele and Wenxin Fan reported on the front page of today's Wall Street Journal that, "Protests are erupting in major cities in China over President Xi Jinping‘s zero-tolerance…
Bloomberg writer Tarso Veloso Ribeiro reported yesterday that, "The first vessel carrying Brazilian corn to China is set to sail Wednesday after a deal earlier this year between the two…
Financial Times writers Roman Olearchyk and Ayla Jean Yackley reported today that, "Ukraine says negotiators from Kyiv and Moscow have agreed to prolong a UN and Turkish-brokered Black Sea grain…
In its monthly Wheat Outlook report earlier this week, the USDA's Economic Research Service pointed out that, "2022/23 global ending stocks are projected up 0.3 MMT to 267.8 MMT but…
Bloomberg News reported today that, "Russia is expected to agree to extend a United Nations-brokered deal allowing exports of Ukrainian grain and other farm products from the Black Sea, ensuring…
Ivan Nechepurenko and Matthew Mpoke Bigg reported in today's New York Times that, "Russia on Wednesday rejoined an agreement allowing the shipment of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea, one…
Financial Times writers Ayla Jean Yackley and Max Seddon reported today that, "Grain shipments from Ukraine will resume on Wednesday after Russia agreed to rejoin a UN-backed initiative to allow their…
Jared Malsin and Alistair MacDonald reported in today's Wall Street Journal that, "Russia threatened to stop vessels carrying grain from Ukraine, two days after Moscow said it would abandon an agreement…
Bloomberg writers Selcan Hacaoglu, Agnieszka de Sousa, and Daryna Krasnolutska reported yesterday that, "Turkey, the UN and others looked for ways to salvage the Ukrainian grain export initiative after Moscow…
Financial Times writers Polina Ivanova, Christopher Miller and Emiko Terazono reported yesterday that, "Moscow has suspended its participation in a UN-backed deal with Kyiv that unblocked the movement of Ukrainian…
Dow Jones writer Will Horner reported yesterday that, "The future of the Black Sea grains deal is shaping up to be agricultural markets' key concern this week, while weather for South…
Reuters writer Pavel Polityuk reported late last week that, "A total of 211 ships with 4.7 million tonnes of agricultural products on board have left Ukraine so far under a…