In this article
- South American Soybeans futures (SAS) volume January 2022
- SAS (Mar’22) vs. Chicago Soybeans (Mar’22)
- SAS (May’22) vs. Chicago Soybeans (May’22)
- Black Sea Wheat futures (BWF) and options (BWO) volume January 2022
- BWF (Jul’22) vs. Chicago Wheat and KC Wheat (Jul’22)
- Black Sea Corn futures (BCF) volume January 2022
- BCF (Mar’22) vs. Chicago Corn (Mar’22)
- Commitment of Traders Report (as of Jan 22)
South American Soybeans futures (SAS) volume January 2022
The August 2022 South American Soybeans (SAS) contract month traded for the first time in January 2022. SAS volume over the last three months averaged 684 lots, and open interest at the end of January was 170 lots.
March and May 2022 contract months comparison between South American Soybeans and Chicago Soybeans
Black Sea Wheat futures (BWF) and options (BWO) volume January 2022
Black Sea Wheat volume in January: futures volume of 17,837 lots; open interest (across F&O) of 11,959 lots at month end. Continued trades in the Sep-22 contract month.
July 2022 contract months comparison between Black Sea Wheat, Chicago Wheat, and Kansas Wheat
Black Sea Corn futures (BCF) and options (BWO) volume January 2022
Black Sea Corn volume in January: futures volume of 3,720 lots; open interest (across F&O) of 3,175 lots at month end.
March 2022 contract months comparison between Black Sea Corn and Chicago Corn
Commitment of Traders Report (as of January 2022)
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