Five million tons of wheat may miss the boat. March futures are up 2%.
This week's Agriculture report says that if transit stays impaired, up to five million tons of Black Sea wheat due for first-quarter shipment could be rerouted or delayed.
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This week's Agriculture report says that if transit stays impaired, up to five million tons of Black Sea wheat due for first-quarter shipment could be rerouted or delayed.
Suggestion: hedge a smaller slice of Q1’27 needs now, and add cover on harvest dips below $4.60.
Brazil just confirmed an 18% cut in coffee flowering in its biggest arabica state. The futures curve still slopes down.
Persistent Midwest rain has pushed the harvest two to three weeks behind, and some crushers are idling for lack of beans — cash premiums are already rising.
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