Commodity Ag has begun exporting grain cargoes
The Alan Richardson-owned business, Commodity Ag, has entered the grain exporting market with a new facility in Western Australia.
The Alan Richardson-owned business, Commodity Ag, has entered the grain exporting market with a new facility in Western Australia.
The USDA’s crop updates have estimated radically different crop yields for corn and soy crops than was initially forecast by traders.
CRM Agri has revealed its latest data showing a decline in the levels of key grain groups ahead of a USDA report.
On the Day of the Seafarer 2024, INTERCARGO has expressed its appreciation of seafarers.
The Baltic Exchange has reported that the week began quietly due to a holiday in Singapore, leading to a minor initial dip before being boosted by the re-entry of miners into the Pacific market.
LR and SDARI have entered a joint development project for third-generation ‘Dolphin’ 64 500 DWT bulk carrier.
Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners has announced an investment in Australia’s Onslow Iron Road Trust with a 49% stake acquisition.
ABARES has predicted a historically high crop yield in its forecast for the winter crop in Australia.
CRM Agri has reported that wheat prices have soared, as worries over Black Sea supplies spread to Ukraine, while oilseeds gained support from firmer vegetable oil markets.
Following maiden Blue Visby trial, CBH has welcomed the promising shipping emissions reduction results.
According to CRM Agri, the wheat market experienced a volatile turn with US export data and Russian weather predictions affecting the outlook.
Coal demand from India and China has widened Australia's lead as a top coking coal exporter despite producing less coal.
CRM Agri has reported that wheat prices are likely to increase after the USDA forecasted that wheat inventories will shrink.
Baltic Exchange Information Services Ltd has published the reports following two independent audits conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP for dry bulk and container box indices.
CRM Agri has reported that in anticipation for rains in southern Russia, grain prices have reversed early headway and encouraged profit-taking.