[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  ScalpingX [@ScalpingX](/creator/twitter/ScalpingX) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-26 21:55:37 UTC πΎπ GLOBAL AGRICULTURAL MARKET INSIGHT (JULY 21β27, 2025) Last week, the global agricultural market showed a general downward trend across major crops such as corn, soybeans, and wheat due to favorable weather conditions in the U.S., Brazil, and Canada, which boosted crop prospects. However, localized risks like the locust outbreak in Ukraine, hail damage in Brazil, and fears of sabotage at ports added regional price volatility. π½ GRAINS β’ U.S. corn conditions reached their best level in X years; prices dropped for a third straight week. β’ Wheat saw a temporary price increase on yield concerns in Russia, Ukraine, and the EU, but gains faded due to strong supply from Australia and France. β’ Ukraine warned of widespread locust infestation threatening the 2025/26 corn and sunflower crop. β’ The EU raised its yield forecasts: wheat +9%, corn +6%, barley +10%. β’ China and Bangladesh increased grain imports; the U.S.-Japan trade deal expanded U.S. rice and grain exports. π± OILSEEDS & SOFT COMMODITIES β’ Soybeans and soybean oil came under pressure from favorable weather and weak technicals. β’ Cocoa rose 3.7%, orange juice climbed XXX% amid tight supply-demand dynamics. β’ Palm oil surged X% due to strong import demand; sugar fell as Brazil's output remained high. β’ Russia imposed a XX% export tax on rapeseed, sharply lowering prices. β’ Localized hailstorms hit coffee farms in Brazil but had limited large-scale impact. β’ Agrotoken launched tokenized agricultural assets (soybeans, corn, wheat) on the Algorand blockchain. π₯© LIVESTOCK & OTHER COMMODITIES β’ U.S. beef prices hit a record $180β200/cwt amid tight supply and strong demand. β’ Egg prices dropped XXXX% in June but remain XXXX% higher YoY due to HPAI-related supply disruptions. β’ USDA rolled out $XXXXX million in disaster aid to Florida farmers post-hurricane. β’ Australia lifted restrictions on U.S. beef, clearing a path for export growth. β’ India forecasted a XX% rise in ghee consumption and an 8-million-ton increase in pulse production by 2034. π TRENDS & OUTLOOK β’ FAO Food Price Index rose XXX% in June, driven by meat and vegetable oils. β’ World Bank projected a 4β6% decline in global agricultural prices in 2025 due to abundant supply and slowing economic growth. β’ OECDβFAO forecasts cereal production to rise by over XXX million tons in the next decade. β’ Hedge funds maintained net short positions in soybeans and corn, indicating cautious sentiment. π ANALYSIS Market sentiment remained mildly bearish in the short term due to oversupply and weak momentum. Nonetheless, recent trade deals between the U.S. and Japan, Indonesia, and Australia may support a medium-term recovery if implemented in detail. While weather remains favorable, risks from pests (locusts, HPAI), extreme weather, and trade tensions still loom. π STRATEGY β’ Short term: Monitor Black Sea developments, U.S. Midwest weather, and U.S. export trends. β’ Long term: Diversify into soft commodities like cocoa and coffee. Use hedging tools such as futures and tokenized assets. β’ Focus watch: Oilseeds, beef, and eggs β commodities with upward price risk from structural supply constraints. #Agriculture #Commodities #GlobalMarkets  XX engagements  **Related Topics** [ukraine](/topic/ukraine) [canada](/topic/canada) [brazil](/topic/brazil) [Post Link](https://x.com/ScalpingX/status/1949227128689701324)
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Created: 2025-07-26 21:55:37 UTC
πΎπ GLOBAL AGRICULTURAL MARKET INSIGHT (JULY 21β27, 2025)
Last week, the global agricultural market showed a general downward trend across major crops such as corn, soybeans, and wheat due to favorable weather conditions in the U.S., Brazil, and Canada, which boosted crop prospects. However, localized risks like the locust outbreak in Ukraine, hail damage in Brazil, and fears of sabotage at ports added regional price volatility.
π½ GRAINS β’ U.S. corn conditions reached their best level in X years; prices dropped for a third straight week. β’ Wheat saw a temporary price increase on yield concerns in Russia, Ukraine, and the EU, but gains faded due to strong supply from Australia and France. β’ Ukraine warned of widespread locust infestation threatening the 2025/26 corn and sunflower crop. β’ The EU raised its yield forecasts: wheat +9%, corn +6%, barley +10%. β’ China and Bangladesh increased grain imports; the U.S.-Japan trade deal expanded U.S. rice and grain exports. π± OILSEEDS & SOFT COMMODITIES β’ Soybeans and soybean oil came under pressure from favorable weather and weak technicals. β’ Cocoa rose 3.7%, orange juice climbed XXX% amid tight supply-demand dynamics. β’ Palm oil surged X% due to strong import demand; sugar fell as Brazil's output remained high. β’ Russia imposed a XX% export tax on rapeseed, sharply lowering prices. β’ Localized hailstorms hit coffee farms in Brazil but had limited large-scale impact. β’ Agrotoken launched tokenized agricultural assets (soybeans, corn, wheat) on the Algorand blockchain. π₯© LIVESTOCK & OTHER COMMODITIES β’ U.S. beef prices hit a record $180β200/cwt amid tight supply and strong demand. β’ Egg prices dropped XXXX% in June but remain XXXX% higher YoY due to HPAI-related supply disruptions. β’ USDA rolled out $XXXXX million in disaster aid to Florida farmers post-hurricane. β’ Australia lifted restrictions on U.S. beef, clearing a path for export growth. β’ India forecasted a XX% rise in ghee consumption and an 8-million-ton increase in pulse production by 2034. π TRENDS & OUTLOOK β’ FAO Food Price Index rose XXX% in June, driven by meat and vegetable oils. β’ World Bank projected a 4β6% decline in global agricultural prices in 2025 due to abundant supply and slowing economic growth. β’ OECDβFAO forecasts cereal production to rise by over XXX million tons in the next decade. β’ Hedge funds maintained net short positions in soybeans and corn, indicating cautious sentiment. π ANALYSIS Market sentiment remained mildly bearish in the short term due to oversupply and weak momentum. Nonetheless, recent trade deals between the U.S. and Japan, Indonesia, and Australia may support a medium-term recovery if implemented in detail. While weather remains favorable, risks from pests (locusts, HPAI), extreme weather, and trade tensions still loom. π STRATEGY β’ Short term: Monitor Black Sea developments, U.S. Midwest weather, and U.S. export trends. β’ Long term: Diversify into soft commodities like cocoa and coffee. Use hedging tools such as futures and tokenized assets. β’ Focus watch: Oilseeds, beef, and eggs β commodities with upward price risk from structural supply constraints.
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