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CEPM Corn market n°191

WORLD : Harvesting difficulties in the United States From 11/10 to 18/10, Chicago lost $ 2.6 / T on the December deadline, to stand at $ 154 / T. This is due to disappointing weekly export figures. Similarly, ethanol production is largely down due to negative margins. From 1st September to 17 October, only 14.5… Read more »

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CEPM Newsletter 21

In favour of real competition In its international trade relations, the European Union has perfected the art of sabotaging itself. This is even truer in agriculture, where distortions already began in 1962! It was at this time that the EEC – in order to be authorized by the GATT (the ancestor of the WTO) to… Read more »

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CEPM Corn market n°189

WORLD : US stocks reviewed From 27/09 to 04/10, the December deadline gained $5 / T in Chicago, to reach $152 / T. This increase is due to the release on 29 September of the USDA quarterly report on US inventories. On 01/09, these inventories were estimated at 54 Mt, a 1% decrease from the… Read more »

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CEPM Corn Market n°188

WORLD: Uncertainties on South American sowings From 20 to 27 November, prices remained stable in Chicago. On the December deadline, prices reach $ 146 / ton. The weather does not concern operators yet. There is a frost risk on both Dakota this weekend, states where around 40% of maize have not reached maturity yet. However,… Read more »

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CEPM Corn Market n°187

WORLD : Favorable weather in the United States Between 13/09 and 20/09, the price of the December deadline slightly increased by $0.8 / T to reach $146 / T. This limited increase is mainly due to the impact of the oil crisis in the Persian Gulf on the US ethanol market. However, the good news… Read more »

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CEPM Corn Market n°186

WORLD: start of crop year in South America From 6 to 13 September, the December deadline gained $ 5.7 / T in Chicago to reach $ 145 / T. This is due to higher prices in the ethanol market (pending measures from the Trump administration), a deterioration of growing conditions on 08/09 (55% of maize… Read more »

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