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The US soybean acreage in marketing year 2022-23 (September-August) is expected to rise with a simultaneous cut likely in corn acreage amid soaring fertilizer prices, according to analysts. As the fertilizer price indexes hit record highs, the input cost pressure on fertilizer-intensive corn planting will be markedly higher than soybeans in 2022, analysts said. As ...

Allies out of afghanistan. conventional correspondent chad pergram reporting tonight from capitol hill. good evening, chan. >> shannon, it is a fraud situations, congressional phones ringing off the hook with pleas from constituents about friends and relatives trapped in afghanistan. at least two house members took matters into their own hands. democrat seth moulton and republican pete meyer headed to afghanistan. >> both seth and myself have been actively engaged on what is called a special immigrant visa issue. both seth and i trying to draw attention to this issue and make sure we are doing...

Weather troubles in Brazil, US likely to keep high corn prices sustained Corn futures prices on the Chicago Board Trade, which gained nearly 50% since the beginning of 2021, are likely to maintain the upward trend in the near-term, owing to weather issues with the top two producers — Brazil and the US — and higher demand from China. Weather concerns have impacted Brazilian corn growers for a while now, and growing distress chatters around dry weather in parts of the US have boosted bullish sentiments in the market, analysts said. Strong US corn export inspections are providing additional ...

New Delhi — Corn futures prices on the Chicago Board Trade, which gained nearly 50% since the beginning of 2021, are likely to maintain the upward trend in the near-term, owing to weather issues with the top two producers -- Brazil and the US -- and higher demand from China. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Weather concerns have impacted Brazilian corn growers for a while now, and growing distress chatters around dry weather in parts of the US have boosted bullish sentiments in the market, analysts sa...

Home China’s record corn purchases have traders wondering if bump can last China’s record corn purchases have traders wondering if bump can last Prices surge to near eight-year high as demand from Beijing fuels grain market rally World Economy News 12 Feb 2021 • 4 min read Record purchases by China have sent corn prices soaring since the end of last year, leaving farmers and analysts pondering how long the surge can be sustained. Rampant demand from the world’s second-biggest economy has driven a fierce rally in grain prices in recen...