(L'informatore Agrario) "The 2024/2025 global corn campaign is expected to reach levels only slightly below the record highs observed in the previous season; the same applies to stocks."
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(Qcom.es) "Ya disponible el informe sectorial elaborado por Agrifood Comunicación y AgroBank" 
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(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Le dérèglement climatique perturbe le trafic céréalier sur les fleuves de l’Est et génère des incertitudes. Les problèmes de navigabilité influent sur les habitudes du marché."
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(AgroCLM) "EFEAGRO. The storm and flooding in the Mediterranean region of Spain may cause "pressure" and make it difficult to supply cereals and animal feed to inland areas, according to a statement made to Efeagro on Monday by José Manuel Álvarez, the general secretary of the cereal traders' association Accoe."
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(AgroNews) "In the Greek durum wheat market, negotiations for exports at levels of €300 per ton FOB have stopped, with Italian buyers showing interest in lower prices, around €280 per ton."
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(USDA GAIN) "Türkiye’s overall production of grain for marketing year (MY) 2024/25 is forecast to drop year-over-year due to drier-than-normal weather conditions across most of the country. Despite wheat production falling year-over-year by almost 2.0 million metric tons (MMT), Turkiye still has huge inventories of wheat that it is trying to liquidate. Imports and exports of wheat are both forecast down because of internal pricing dynamics and government limits on imports. To stabilize rising corn prices resulting from a decline in production, the government instituted a 1.0 MMT corn tariff rate quota (TRQ). Rice production is expected to be slightly better than last year, but still below long-term averages."
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(Agrodigital) " Russia has begun supplying grain directly to several allied countries, bypassing international trading companies. This initiative, promoted by the Russian Grain Exporters Union and supported by the Russian Ministry of Agriculture, aims to strengthen Russia's position [Read more...]"
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(AlmalNews, translated by Tridge) "Hussein Abdel Rahman Abu Saddam, the General Secretary of the Farmers Syndicate, said that wheat is the main winter crop in Egypt, expecting that the wheat cultivation areas this season will reach about 3.5 million acres, so that our wheat production will increase to more than 10 million tons, noting that Egypt - although it consumes about 20 million tons of wheat annually and imports about 50% of its needs, it has self-sufficiency in seeds, and this season it exported wheat seeds to Arab and African countries."
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(Réussir) "En septembre, l’Inrae a lancé le projet européen Pro-Wild, dont l’objectif est d’étudier le potentiel des espèces sauvages de blé, de betterave et de colza. L’objectif est de créer des variétés plus résilientes face au changement climatique."
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(Revista Chacra) "Argentina's wheat exports could reach the second-highest level in history after two seasons marred by weather-related issues. Russia is making a strong entry into the international market."
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(OilWorld.ru) "Export prices for Russian wheat with 12.5% protein for November delivery decreased by $4.5 last week, reaching $232/ton FOB, according to Agroinvestor, citing the analytical center of Rusagrotrans. Prices for French and Romanian wheat dropped by $7, to $243/ton and $240/ton, respectively, while American wheat declined by $2, to $261/ton. The indicative price consensus for Russian wheat with 12.5% protein, published by the Union of Grain Producers and Exporters (formerly the Grain Exporters Union), is set at $240/ton for October and $245/ton for November."
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(Miller Magazine) "Türkiye, which alone accounts for 25% of global pasta trade, has set ambitious goals in this market. Aykut Göymen, President of the Turkish Pasta Industrialists Association (TMSD), stated that this year’s pasta export target has been set at 1.5 million tons, with a 10% growth aimed for by 2025."
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(Reuters) "MOSCOW/HAMBURG, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Russia's measures to curb grain exports are causing confusion in international markets as the absence of clear government instructions creates loopholes and potential friction with key buyers, traders said. Russia, the world’s largest wheat exporter, has attempted to limit grain supplies to global markets to prevent a price spike at home, as President Vladimir Putin seeks to combat inflation partly fuelled by military spending."
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(Portal do Agronegócio) "Robust demand and supply control sustain prices amid global volatility."
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(Terre-net) "Les prix du blé restent mis sous pression par la concurrence russe, tandis que le maïs profite d’un bond des cours du brut."
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(UkrAgroConsult) "Algeria’s state grains agency OAIC bought around 600,000 metric tons of milling wheat in an international tender on Thursday, European traders said. Purchases were reported at around $263 a ton cost and freight included, they said."
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(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "Le changement climatique est sur toutes les lèvres. Potentiel de production en céréales des grands bassins d’exportation et d’importation, routes logistiques, flux… Le dérèglement du climat va profondément bouleverser le commerce des grains à l’échelle de la planète, et tous les métiers de la filière vont devoir s’adapter. Notre dossier en explore quelques aspects."
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(La Dépêche le Petit Meunier) "La disponibilité en eau, le renouvellement variétal et le non-labour sont les atouts dont disposent le Brésil et l’Argentine, ce qui leur permet d’augmenter leurs production de blé malgré le dérèglement climatique."
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(Nieuwe Oogst) "Wheat production in the European Union appears to be even smaller than previously anticipated. The European Commission has lowered its harvest forecast by another 2 million tons. This would bring the production to 112.6 million tons."
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(EFEAGRO) "The International Rice Day, celebrated on October 31, is observed in Spain amid heavy rains, which are affecting rice cultivation in Andalusia and Extremadura. The campaign is better than in 2023, a year of drought."
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(AgroPortal) "In September 2024, Ukraine exported 124,000 tons of wheat to Italy, marking the highest volume since November 2022."
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(UkrAgroConsult) "From the beginning of the current season (July 1, 2024) to October 25, the EU countries exported 7.586 mln tons of milling wheat, which is 33% less than for the same period last season. The largest buyers of soft wheat of European origin were Nigeria (1,169.4 thousand tons), Egypt (691.7 thousand tons), Morocco (552.2 thousand tons), Great Britain (521.8 thousand tons) and Algeria (450.7 thousand tons)."
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(Agrodigital) "The last week of October saw fluctuations in the global cereal market, with increases in soybean and wheat prices, while corn remained relatively stable. These changes in quotations on major benchmark exchanges (Chicago and Paris) have a direct impact on [Read more...]."
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(Agronews) "The price of 300 euros FOB will be used quite a bit in the near future, with domestic trade taking advantage of the international circumstances to send a few shipments to Italian ports. In this way, the domestic stock of 200,000 tons, which had left the hands of producers at 23-25 cents but had not yet been exported, finally finds its way to the markets. Understandably, when these stocks are depleted and if the market continues to operate at current levels, trade will start fixing prices overall at 25-27 cents per kilo instead of the current 24-25 cents."
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The president of the Algarve Intermunicipal Community (AMAL) has considered that the water commitments signed last week between Portugal and Spain “are an important step to guarantee” the reinforcement of water supply in the region.
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