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Commentaar over de markt (Chicago) van: 19-mrt-2024

CBOT wheat futures strengthened on Tuesday on renewed worries about the war between grain exporters Russia and Ukraine, and on short-covering ahead of upcoming USDA reports. Traders await the USDA’s March 28 prospective plantings and quarterly stocks reports. News that the European Union is discussing the introduction of import tariffs on Russian grain kept the focus on Black Sea tensions, though European traders said it appeared more a political gesture given relatively small trade volumes involved. Funds bought 4.000 contracts. In state crop reports released late Monday, the USDA rated 55 percent of the winter wheat in top producer Kansas in good to excellent condition, up from 53 percent the previous week. Condition ratings improved in Texas and Colorado as well, but declined in Oklahoma.

CBOT corn futures settled higher on Tuesday as spillover strength from rising wheat prices and risks of unfavorable weather in the US Corn Belt worked to support the market. Traders are monitoring dryness in parts of the US Midwest ahead of spring planting. A firmer US dollar hung over the corn market, making US grains less competitive on the global marketplace. The greenback rose ahead of the Federal Reserve’s latest outlook for rates on Wednesday. Funds bought 2.500 contracts.

ICE canola futures rose on Tuesday for a third straight session, supported by short-covering. Commodity funds hold a large net short position on canola and are covering some of it ahead of Canadian planting season. Most-active May canola gained $ 2,80 to settle at $ 634,50 per tonne.

CBOT soybean futures ticked downward Tuesday on technical trading as pressure from Brazil’s ongoing harvest and concerns about slow Chinese demand for US supplies anchored prices. The market drew underlying support as traders covered short positions ahead of the USDA’s end-of-month plantings report. Funds sold 1.000 contracts of soybeans and 2.000 contracts of soyoil, but bought 1.500 contracts of soymeal. Crude oil rose by 75 cents to $ 83,47.

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