February, 2010

London feed wheat closed Thursday with March GBP0.35 higher at GBP98.85/tonne, and Paris March wheat ends EUR0.25 higher at EUR125.50/tonne.

China's National Grain and Oils Information Centre sees the country's appetite for soybeans continuing unabated in the first quarter of 2010.

March soybean futures closed at USD9.08, down 17 ½ cents, March soymeal futures ended at USD268.90, down USD4.70, and March soy oil futures at 36.90, down 57 points.

EU wheat closed flat to mostly lower, reversing early gains as US futures came in sharply lower in afternoon trade.

March soybean futures ended at USD9.25 ½, up 15 ¾ cents, March soymeal futures at USD273.60, up USD1.80, and March soy oil futures at 37.47, up 128 points.

London feed wheat closed higher Tuesday with March ending up GBP0.90 at GBP98.40/tonne, and Paris March wheat closing up EUR0.50 at EUR126/tonne.

March soybean futures settled at USD9.09 ¾, down 4 1/4, March soymeal futures were at USD271.80, down USD2.00/tonne, and March soyoil futures at 36.19, up 4 points.

London wheat managed to post a rare higher close Monday with March ending up GBP0.45 at GBP97.50/tonne, and Paris March wheat closing unchanged at EUR125.50/tonne.