Wheat Weakness Comes Back in on Monday
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“Extortion signal”: growing anger in agriculture over Milei’s request for grain sales to accelerate
After President Javier Milei anticipated that next July the retentions will return to their previous level and asked the field to sell their grains, from different sectors of the agricultural sector expressed their concern. They warned that now, the deadline for the current retention scheme, which expires on June 30, generates uncertainty and pressure to market quickly for fear of new ups of export rights. Therefore, the market is distorted and …
Javier Milei anticipated that in July the retentions will rise again to the field
In January, the government had announced a temporary drop for soy, corn and wheat, so oilseed would pay back 33% for its exports. “Warn the countryside if they have to liquidate, let them do it now,” the President said.
Kansas hay demand light, trades pick up some
This past week, demand was light, and trades picked up a bit, according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service, April 15. Prices were steady for all regions. Two words seem to be on everyone’s lips “dry” and “drought.” Although the wheat and alfalfa look pretty good so far, if rain is not received soon, they will begin to go backwards. The dry conditions are prompting some to be a little more reluctant to give up their …
Wheat Weakness Comes Back in on Monday
The wheat complex gave back most of Friday’s gains, as losses extended across the three exchanges. Chicago SRW futures were back down 8 to 9 cents in the front months at the close. Kansas City HRW contracts closed with 12 to 13 cent losses on the session. MPLS spring wheat...
To be bad in agriculture because of the grip of Milei to liquidate their crops of grains "We seek clear rules, not extortion"
"Warn the camp that if it has to liquidate, liquidate now, because the retentions return in July," the president said in an interview.
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