Dennis VoznesenskiHostOffshore wheat markets jumped and the reason is not just the weather, it's geopolitics, it's lower North American production and renewed concern over just how much grain can actually move out of the Black Sea.
US wheat prices rose over 4%, European wheat prices rose almost 6% in a week.
The question is how much of that global rally actually made it back to Australian growers.
Young cattle and cows prices were basically flat, but feeder steers and heavy steer prices weakened as higher feed grain costs and softer offshore beef signals weighed on the market.
Global risk is moving prices, but local conditions are deciding how much of that move actually lands in Australia.
Offshore wheat markets jumped and the reason is not just the weather, it's geopolitics, it's lower North American production and renewed concern over just how much grain can actually move out of the Black Sea.
US wheat prices rose over 4%, European wheat prices rose almost 6% in a week.
The question is how much of that global rally actually made it back to Australian growers.
Young cattle and cows prices were basically flat, but feeder steers and heavy steer prices weakened as higher feed grain costs and softer offshore beef signals weighed on the market.
Global risk is moving prices, but local conditions are deciding how much of that move actually lands in Australia.
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