From December to mid-January reduced trade activity and optimism over improved supply prospects helped in easing international prices. However, prices have risen again since mid-January due to concerns over weather in South America (affecting maize and soybeans) and the US (wheat)
February 7, 2013
From December to mid-January reduced trade activity and optimism over improved supply prospects helped in easing international prices. However, prices have risen again since mid-January due to concerns over weather in South America (affecting maize and soybeans) and the US (wheat). While the early outlook for 2013 remains favourable, weather will be a major determinant  of prices over the coming months. Download AMIS Market Monitor Number 5 – February 2013 from the link below (PDF)
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