Futures Close Report: 21st June 2017

Grains shipping from Argentina’s main port system of Rosario returned to normal on Wednesday after the government ordered dock workers to go back to work after a week-old strike that had slowed soy and corn exports to a trickle. About 80% of Argentine grains exports are shipped from Rosario, a vast port complex located on the country’s main Parana River waterway

Grain markets still primarily concerned with the hot weather across the northern hemisphere with significant above average temperatures potentially impacting on crop yields.