Grain Report Tuesday - 25th November
- Clear Grain Exchange
- 1 day ago
- 1 min read
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Soybeans fell on thoughts that China may have bought enough for now while wheat and corn are being pressured lower by good world supply prospects and the availability of southern hemisphere supplies.
The lack of barley selling has helped lift prices well above their harvest lows of $280/t Downs with bids now $305-$315/t. Track bids have also firmed but only by $10-$15/t since October
Not much else to report. $A & weather unchanged. A bit more heat around will help southern crops ripen. International markets are starting to look heavy again while local prices are being supported by slow grower selling. I’m thinking that once harvest gets into full swing in the south where finances are tighter there may be a lift in grower sales which will erode the nearby premium. In WA, growers are in a better position and may hold a higher proportion of their unsold crop to see how 2026 pans out.
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