The European Union has increased the export of wheat in comparison with last year on 70%

2020-02-18 12:03:01
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The European Union has increased the export of wheat in comparison with last year on 70%

the Global exporters has intensified the struggle for customers since the 2019/20 season comes to an end, and European traders still need to be implemented 14 million tons of wheat, American and Russian – 10 million tons, Ukrainian – 4 million tons.

 

the EU Countries due to the good harvest and low rate of the Euro has dramatically increased the volume of export of wheat came into the fight with Russia for first place. Since the beginning of the season as of 9 Feb exported 28,394 million tons of grain, which is 61% higher than the corresponding figure 2018/19 Mr (although last week the curve was 63%). Grain imports compared to the previous MG decreased by 14% to 17,019 million tons (last week the gap was 13%).

 

in Particular, in comparison with the corresponding indicator 2018/19 MG

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Export feed barley grew by 52% to 4,631 million tons (last week exceed 49%), while imports grew by 354% to 511,932 thousand tons (last week ahead of 363%).

Export corn increased by 131% to 2,879 million tons (last week exceeded by 140%) and imports decreased by 10% to 13,645 million tons (last week the gap was 9%).

  • Export wheat from the EU increased by 70% to 18,009 million tons (last week ahead of 73%), while the USDA estimated it at 32 million tons of Import wheat decreased by 53% to 1,485 million tons (last week the lag was 53%).

 

the United States since the beginning of the season exported 16.6 million tons of wheat, of 14.09% higher than in the corresponding period last year, while the USDA forecast exports at the level of 27.2 million tons.

 

Ukraine in the current season exported 16,23 million tonnes of wheat from the USDA projected 20.5 million tonnes which was 33.5% higher than the previous MG on the same date.

 

Russia USDA projected 34 million tonnes while exported 24.4 million tonnes, which is 14 per cent behind last year's pace.

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