In this article, as in every issue, John Buckley, GFMT's market analyst reviews world trading conditions impacting the full range of commodities used in food and feed production.
When
things start to go awry in China – the world’s top wheat producer and
largest consumer of cereals in total, there’s bound to be a market
impact. Such has been the case over the past month, as a grain market
confidently expecting much improved global supplies - and consequent
lower costs - found its attention diverted instead to an upsurge in
Chinese grain import purchases.
Read the full article here.
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| Global Feed Markets: July - August 2013 |
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