Tough weather conditions mean lower yields for Brazil's soybean crops

With tensions high in the region and import demand rapidly shifting, will this result in a truly structural change in the agriculture market?

The agriculture sector in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul is expecting $6.6 billion in soybean and corn losses due to dry and warm conditions

Trading companies are concerned about the potential risk to their reputation and image while they form their strategies to capitalize on the business opportunities offered by energy transition efforts, according to a new report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

What does this acute shortage in supply mean for Europe's top rapeseed producing country?

John McGarrity outlines the key takeaways from the latest International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) report relating to international energy trade

Tianjin’s mass Covid-19 testing hammers commodity port ops, transport

From high prices and a huge drop in production across the US and Canada, as well poor crops reported from main importers, Masha Belikova looks back at the last year in the wheat market

The dry bulk freight market has endured a tumultuous 2021 with high global demand for essential raw commodities serving to boost rates across all vessel segments. That has come amid ongoing disruption arising from the Covid-19 pandemic and a series of severe weather events in Asia and North America. Following the initial shock of the […]

Prices to remain high in first half of 2022 as low availability spills over from last year