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  1. Corn consuming enterprises inside the Pass turn to buy corn from NE China and they pay attention to sales of temporary corn reserves there.
  2. Traders at Liaoning ports reduce corn procurement price and FOB price while those at Guangdong ports still have wait-and-see estimates.
  3. After auctions of temporary corn reserves in NE China, corn supply inside the Pass is to go up but prices are not forecast down obviously.
  4. Corn sales are stable in NE China after the arrangement of temporary corn reserves; most corn refineries purchase corn at strong prices.
  5. Corn price rise slows down in Shandong. Currently enterprises turn to buy corn from NE China. Corn prices are to rise in later period.
  6. Corn arrivals drop in S China, pulling up prices in selling areas. Corn market warms up in producing areas, and prices are to be supported.
  7. Driven by stronger prices in producing areas, corn prices rise to varying degrees at southern and northern ports recently.
  8. Sales of policy-related corn have not been in full swing in NE China, so prices trend up because of limited circulation volume.
  9. Corn prices are strong in general in NE China. Sales of policy-related corn reserves begin in NE China, which will release the tight supply.
  10. Corn prices continue to rise in Shandong producing areas, gradually driving up prices in surrounding Hebei and Henan producing areas.
  11. Corn sales become active to some extent in NE China. Procurement progress trends stable after corn refineries raise the procurement prices.
  12. Corn prices keep strong inside the Pass, supported by seasonal supply decline, bullish estimates in NE China and prolonged rains recently.
  13. Driven by rising demand and prices in producing areas, corn prices keep strong in S China. Traders have stronger bullish attitudes.
  14. Corn arrivals are normal at Guangdong. Driven by warming up market in producing areas, corn prices trend up at ports.
  15. Due to decreasing stocks, corn refineries begin to purchase more corn successively in NE China & more enterprises raise procurement prices.
  16. Supported by seasonal decreasing supply, corn prices keep strong inside the Pass, with strong bullish attitudes.
  17. Some enterprises within insufficient stocks raise procurement prices while most enterprises are waiting for auctions of policy-related corn.
  18. Sales of policy-related corn in Northeast China are about to start. Corn prices will be further supported in later period.
  19. Influenced by stronger market in northern parts of China and less supply, corn prices stay stable but trend up in South China selling areas.
  20. The market has stronger bullish attitudes as temporary corn reserves are determined to be sold at profitable prices in NE China.