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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Brazilian beef prices set to rise through year-end as slaughter slows and China quota resets

Brazil has already filled its 1.1 million-tonne reduced-tariff export quota to China, yet analysts expect domestic beef prices to keep rising through the final quarter of 2026. Slower cattle slaughter, holiday demand and the January quota reset are tightening supply, according to auonline.com.br.

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Ana Lucia Fernandes
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Trade Policy & Macro

South Korea to expand soybean tariff quota by 10,000 tons to steady prices

South Korea plans to raise its concession-tariff market access volume for soybeans by 10,000 tons, according to Food News. The Ministry of Finance and Economy issued the draft amendment as a legislative notice on the 13th, aiming to stabilize consumer prices and protect domestic industry.

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Yusuf Demir
Senior Trade Policy Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

OECD-FAO: Brazil to hold 61% of soybean and 55% of sugar exports by 2035

A joint OECD-FAO outlook projects Brazil will supply 61% of global soybean exports and 55% of the world sugar market by 2035, while becoming the largest exporter of raw cotton. The report also points to Brazil's rising ethanol output and its place among the top three beef exporters.

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Ana Lucia Fernandes
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

EU takes 83% of Spain's fruit and vegetable exports as non-EU demand fades

Spain shipped 3.7 million tons of fruit and vegetables to the EU between January and April 2026, 83% of total volume, according to FEPEX data reported by fruchtportal.de. Sales to Canada, the United States, Brazil and other non-EU markets fell, deepening the trade's reliance on Europe.

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Martin Keller
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Food & Beverages

Moscow confectionery exports rise nearly 50% since start of the year

Confectionery shipments from Moscow-based producers grew by almost 50% since the beginning of 2026 with support from the Moscow Export Center, according to the city's Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development. China, Serbia, Mongolia and Indonesia were the leading destinations.

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Isabella Romano
Lead Food & Beverage Analyst
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| Energy & Fuels

European coal prices slip below $115/ton as Chinese demand cools

European benchmark coal prices fell back below $115 per ton in the week to July 13, 2026, giving up the previous week's gains. The pullback tracks weaker Chinese demand, where Russian thermal coal delivered to China dropped to $105 per ton amid rising power-plant stockpiles and heavy rains.

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Daniel Brooks
Lead Energy Markets Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Fast US corn planting reignites the acreage expansion debate

US corn planting finished in a short window this season, and leadertelegram.com notes that a fast pace has historically pointed to more corn acres. High input costs for seed, fertilizer and fuel work against expansion, leaving the outlook for world grain supply unsettled.

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Ana Lucia Fernandes
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Trade Policy & Macro

India promotes UK free trade deal as tariff win for exporters

India's government is promoting the India-UK free trade agreement as a way for Indian exporters to reach the British market on better terms, according to News18 Hindi. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal named tea and pharmaceuticals among the products set to benefit. The cited report gives no tariff rates or timelines.

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Eleanor Hayes
Lead Trade Policy Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Turkey earns $252.5M from tomato exports in H1 2026 as prices offset lower volume

Turkey exported $252.5 million of tomatoes in the first half of 2026, down only slightly from $259.4 million a year earlier despite shipped volume falling from about 264,000 tons to 161,679 tons. Higher per-kilogram values held revenue steady, with Romania, Russia and Ukraine the top markets.

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Martin Keller
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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| Agriculture: Crops & Grains

Senegal River valley rice growers march at Ross Béthio over unsold stocks, demand minister's resignation

Rice producers from the Senegal River valley marched in Ross Béthio to protest a persistent glut of unsold rice and demand the resignation of Industry and Commerce Minister Serigne Guèye Diop. They say about 448,000 t of white rice worth close to 157 billion CFA francs cannot be sold while roughly 600,000 t of imported rice sits on the market.

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Martin Keller
Senior Agricultural Commodities Analyst
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