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Egypt Seen by U.S. Overestimating Wheat Crop as Currency Weakens

Wheat supplies in Egypt, the world's biggest importer, may shrink as a fuel shortage leaves grain output below a government forecast and the weakening local currency erodes imports, a U.S. report showed.
 

Wheat Drops as USDA Report May Show Higher Reserves; Corn Climbs

heat declined for a second day before the U.S. Department of Agriculture monthly crop report that anlaysts say should show higher world inventories before the 2013 harvests. Corn advanced.
 

Wheat Declines as Investors Exit Ahead of USDA Stockpiles Report

Wheat dropped on speculation investors were closing bets on price gains before a U.S. Department of Agriculture report that may show the nation's inventories fell the least, compared with corn and soybeans.
   

Wheat Buying by Bangladesh Seen Climbing as Prices Decline

Bangladesh, South Asia's biggest wheat importer, may boost purchases by 19 percent this year after prices fell to an eight-month low, according to the nation's Directorate General of Food.
 

Wheat Crop Seen Near Record as U.S. Drought Recedes: Commodities

Farmers from Australia to Europe to the U.S. are poised to reap the second-largest wheat crop on record as fields recover from drought and heat waves, boosting global stockpiles for the first time in four years.

   

India Forms Panel to Consider Wheat Exports From State Reserves

India, the world’s second-biggest wheat grower, formed a ministers’ panel to consider additional exports from state inventories to make room for a near-record harvest starting next month.

 

Wheat Falls on Indications Global New-Crop Supplies Set to Climb

Wheat fell in Chicago on signs world supplies will be ample as Australia’s crop expands and India considers boosting exports of the grain. Corn also slid.

   

Wheat Drops First Time in Five Days as U.S. Stockpiles May Rise

Wheat declined for the first time in five days after a survey showed reserves in the U.S., the world’s biggest exporter, will be larger than a government forecast. Soybeans gained.

 

Asia Grains-Thailand buys feed wheat, India offers new-crop corn

* Thai mills buys 30,000 T of Indian wheat for May

* Indian wheat prices ease on weak global market

* India offers new-crop corn at $300/T

* Malaysian buyers take 60,000 T of LatAm corn

By Naveen Thukral

SINGAPORE, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Thailand bought 30,000 tonnes of Indian feed wheat for May shipment this week while Malaysian feed millers took 60,000 tonnes of corn for arrival in April.

   

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  • USDA Weekly Weather Reports and Crop Summary (Every Thursday @12pm)
  • USDA Grain Stocks Report
  • USDA Prospective Plantings Report
  • USDA Export Estimates
  • USDA Yearly Global Crop Production Review
  • USDA Yearly International Winter Grain Prospects
  • Crop Supply and Demand fluctuations
  • US Row Crop Harvests
  • Global Crop Progress in South America, Australia, Brazil and Argentina
  • Domestic and International Labor Issues and Strikes concerning farmers and crops
  • Seasonality
  • Unseasonal or Extreme Weather – Rain, Flooding, Drought, Delayed Planting, and Early frosts
  • CFTC Commitment of Traders Report
  • Government Subsidies, Programs and Loan Rates
  • Dollar Value compared to Asian Currencies including the Yuan
  • Chinese and Indian Agricultural Policies Regarding Exports and Genetically Modified Imports
  • US and Chinese Trade Relations
  • Political Legislation and Discussions related to Ethanol Use
  • Food Prices
  • Inflation and Deflation Debate
  • Energy Prices
  • Salmonella Outbreaks or other contaminated agricultural products
  • Crop Disease or infestation
  • Climate Change Debate and Effects on Crops

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