WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS, March 28 – April 4, 2025
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- US tariffs could be a golden ticket for Ukrainian corn exports
- SFS sowing is underway in Ukraine
- Ukraine has got a growing pile of SFS supply
- General opinion: the grain market is dead. Grain prices in Ukrainian ports continue to fall
- Rising wheat prices in 2024/25 looked too attractive to reduce the sown areas
- Domestic market of Poland not worried after introduction of US tariffs
- Polish wheat exports significantly decreased
- Poland expects high 2025 rapeseed crop and prices if weather is favorable
- Higher russian wheat prices compared to European values are contributing to a decline in exports
- The worsening outlook for spring wheat has a greater impact on the overall 2025 harvest than the improved outlook for winter wheat
- Agricover Holding reports significant growth in 2024
- Spring sowing in Serbia delayed, corn areas will be significant again
- The 2025 SFS area will decrease, while rapeseed areas will increase
- EU should expand trade with other partners after US tariffs were imposed on April 2
- Agricultural markets in Central and Eastern Europe are volatile, driven by weather, geopolitics and fluctuating prices
- Crop conditions improve in Eastern Europe, but moisture deficit remains a risk
- Higher global grain production expected in 2025/26. Get ready for a strong competition
- Significant increase in world rapeseed prices
- Soybean/palm oil spread is the narrowest since the January 2025, which may lead to a shift in commodity flows
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