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Corn Market 252

World: Uncertainties on Chinese stocks. From 29/01 to 05/02, prices for the March maturity in Chicago remained relatively stable at $216/t. The good weekly export figures made it possible to catch up to the ongoing downward trends resulting from the profit-taking of funds at the beginning of the week. Traders are awaiting the release of… Read more »

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CEPM Newsletter 26

Taxonomy and agriculture, the latest bureaucratic madness This issue, which has its origins in the Paris Climate Agreement, had gone under the radar because it gave the impression of a theoretical exercise with no real link to the concrete. The general idea of the Taxonomy is to reserve investments and therefore financing for products in… Read more »

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CEPM Newsletter 25

Green Deal and low carbon farming The European Union’s objective of carbon neutrality in 2050 is not realistic without general mobilization. Recalling that agriculture and forests are, along with the oceans, the only carbon sinks on our planet Earth, the Commission, in its “Farm to Fork” strategy, plans to involve farmers and foresters in carbon… Read more »

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CEPM Newsletter 24

Editorial: On European sovereignty The only advantage of crises is that they pose real problems and provide real solutions. This is the case with COVID 19, which demonstrates the importance of being in control at home. Land, agricultural production, food diversity, rural development, etc. are all indispensable goods. The objective is not to protect them,… Read more »

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CEPM Corn Market n°212

CEPM Corn Market 202

WORLD: Disappointment following the China-USA agreement From 10 to 17 January, prices for the March maturity in Chicago remained stable at around $153/t. This is masking the strong variability of prices at the end of the week, following the signing of the China-US trade agreement and the presentation of its content, which was considered disappointing… Read more »

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