ADMISI London Wheat Report for 9 August

London Wheat Report

Source: FutureSource 

WeWork WE.N warned of a possible bankruptcy in a stunning reversal of fortune for the shared workspace provider that four years ago was one of the world’s most prized startups with a valuation of $47 billion. The company was valued at just $446.8 million as of last close. A major GDPR breach involving PSNI, police service northern Ireland has left all officers details online after a mix up after a freedom of information request went wrong. The error lead to a spreadsheet being published online containing names of all officers and staff, where they were based and their roles.

Chinas floods are more serious than first thought and broadcast. It was suggested today that 2 percent of the sown area of China’s grain belt has been hit by the latest typhoon. Typhoon Doksuri has affected 3.87 million mu (258,000 hectares) of the sown area in China’s largest grain producing province Heilongjiang
Brazil have surpassed Argentina as the world’s largest exporter of soymeal so far in 2022/23. While potentially on track to break their own corn monthly export numbers of 7.67 MMT’s from August 2019, with estimates ranging from 7.8 to 9.8 so far for the month.

Australia’s largest bulk grain exporter has been cleared to resume barley shipments to China, the Australian government said on Wednesday, days after China removed steep anti-dumping tariffs on Australian barley imports. China suspended barley imports from CBH Grain, a subsidiary of CBH Group, in late 2020 after allegedly finding quarantine pests in cargoes. The suspension came during a low point in relations, when China restricted a range of Australian imports including barley, wine, coal and lobsters.

Rain delays to the end of the soft wheat harvest in France may affect milling quality, though crop gathered before the wet spell was generally showing satisfactory readings, farm office FranceAgriMer said on Wednesday. Frequent showers and cool temperatures since late July in northern France and a swathe of northern Europe have raised concern about quality loss. That has added to doubts about global milling wheat supply as war in Ukraine threatens Black Sea trade and drought hurts North American crops.

Overall today, Global Ags markets were in the Red. As was London. November 23 traded between £198 and £200.25 with the majority of volume around the 199 mark. May 24 was also trading around £3 down for most of the day. Volumes across the curve were poor, under 350 lots crossed the line.

 

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