#AMISMarketMonitor April edition is out! #Wheat and #maize prices edged higher in March, while #rice and #soybeans softened. Our feature examines how the closure of the Strait of Hormuz sent shockwaves through energy markets with spillovers to agriculture.
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#AMISMarketMonitor March edition is out! #Wheat prices firmed on weather and logistics risks, while #maize and #rice stayed stable and #soybean prices rose. The issue includes FAO’s 2026 #wheat production forecast, pointing to lower output from reduced sowings.
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February #AMISMarketMonitor is out. January grain & oilseed prices edged lower; IGC shows ample supplies and YoY declines—except soybeans. Fertilizers eased, but urea stayed high on costlier gas. Outlook cautiously stable amid uncertainties
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The December #AMISMarketMonitor is here. 2025 ends with robust global grain supplies but mixed prices: rice/wheat down, maize steady, soybeans up. Fertilizer costs eased, but margins stay tight.
Best wishes for 2026! Next: 6 Feb.
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#AMISMarketMonitor November edition is out! Global supplies for #wheat, #maize, and #rice remain ample, with mostly favorable crop conditions supporting a decline in prices. The outlook is clouded by policy uncertainty and evolving trade policies.
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#AMISMarketMonitor October edition is out! Harvests advance across hemispheres with overall good crop prospects, prices mostly easing except for firm soybeans, while trade tensions reshape flows and could weigh on future planting
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#AMISMarketMonitor May edition is out! Mixed crop conditions across hemispheres and shifting trade policies are shaping agricultural production and trade dynamics.
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#AMISMarketMonitor April edition is out! Grain & soybean prices ease amid improved crop outlooks and rising trade tensions. Well-functioning markets are vital to food security—AMIS continues to enhance transparency for market actors and policy-makers.
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FAO’s preliminary forecast for global wheat production in 2025 indicates a modest increase, with the world output projected at 796 million tonnes, a near 1 percent year on-year rise.
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#AMISMarketMonitor March edition is out! Favorable crop conditions prevail. Maize prices surge nearly 25% YoY, rice hits two-year lows. FAO forecasts a modest rise in 2025 wheat output. Uncertainty around U.S. trade policies continues to impact markets.
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#AMISMarketMonitor December edition is out! Global prices for AMIS crops are down from last year, suggesting a comfortable market situation. However, U.S. trade policies and weather in the warmest year on record remain key uncertainties.
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