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ADMISI London Wheat Report for 13 March

London Wheat Report

LWR-Chart-2023-03-13

Source: FutureSource 

Well, the fallout from the SVB bank collapse continued on the markets today with the announcement that HSBC have purchased the UK arm of the bank for a token £1.00. President Biden was making an announcement to calm the markets earlier this morning with the US Treasury announcing that they are going to make $19 trillion available to guarantee all bank deposits rather than the standard $250k limit. Brent crude lost around 5% in this morning’s trade before firming up in the latter half of the afternoon, hitting trading lows of $72.3/ba – lowest level seen since December 2022.

Wheat markets had a turnaround today with Chicago leading the charge in this morning’s trading which saw Chicago wheat trading up 15/16 cents before pulling back and trading around 8 cents above Friday’s close as a weaker USD and funds trying to flatten positions following the banking issues started buying back short positions. Matif was trading up a Euro this morning before it followed Chicago higher with May-23 settling up €4.75 on Friday at €263/t. Traded volumes were on fire on Matif wheat today after quite a sluggish week last week with 57,219 lots traded on May. London was pretty mundane with limited volumes trading, supported by Matif.

Saudi GFSA secured 1.043Mmt of wheat in its latest tender with a reported price of $316.86/t CFR. Algeria have also hit the market for 50kt of wheat. US weekly wheat inspections were under estimates, coming in at 249,017t. Russia’s final grain crop has come in at 157.7Mmt with 104.2Mmt of wheat according to Rosstat.

Private estimates continue to cut down the Agry corn and bean crop following last week’s WASDE report. Trade is now firmly of the belief that beans will be coming in below 30Mmt and corn will be sitting around the 34/35Mmt mark according to the market. Chicago beans were trading lower today as export inspections were below expectations at 618,803t. Brazilian soybean production is pegged at 94Mmt in 2023 according to Safras & Mercado, miles above last year’s 78.7Mmt.

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