Volatile grains prices on trade conflict and weather

In this publication: Turbulence in grains markets has been high during the first half of 2019. The progress of and sentiment about the trade talks has a significant influence on the grains markets. Also, weather conditions have a particularly significant influence on grains prices. So far in 2019, conditions that are too wet or too dry have proven to be unfavourable for crops. This translates into volatile grains prices. In soybeans, shortages will result in soybean price increases in 2019/20. In the corn market, less favourable harvesting conditions lead to lower availability. And in wheat market, inventories will peak in 2019/20 alongside stronger demand growth. Here you will find the complete analyses: