In this article
- South American Soybeans futures (SAS) volume and open interest
- SAS (May’22) vs Chicago Soybeans futures (May’22)
- Black Sea Wheat futures (BWF) and options (BWO) volume February 2022
- BWF (Jul’22) vs. Chicago Wheat and KC Wheat Futures (Jul’22)
- BWF calendar month spread: Jul’22 vs. Aug’22
- Black Sea Corn futures (BCF) and options (BSO) volume
- BCF (Mar’22) vs. Chicago Corn futures (Mar’22)
- Fertilizer contracts volume and open interest
- Urea Fob Gulf, Fob Egypt & Fob Middle East Mar’22 futures market trends
South American Soybeans futures (SAS) volume and open interest
SAS volume in February: futures volume of 129; open interest of 52 lots at month-end.
SAS (May’22) vs Chicago Soybeans futures (May’22)
Black Sea Wheat futures (BWF) and options (BWO) volume February 2022
Black Sea Wheat volume in February: futures volume of 14,428 lots, 400 lots options traded; open interest (across F&O) of 9,524 lots at month-end.
BWF (Jul’22) vs. Chicago Wheat and KC Wheat Futures (Jul’22)
BWF calendar month spread: Jul’22 vs. Aug’22
Black Sea Corn futures (BCF) and options (BSO) volume
Black Sea corn futures (BCF) in February: 4,770 lots traded; open interest (across F&O) 2,565 lots at month-end.
BCF (Mar’22) vs. Chicago Corn futures (Mar’22)
Fertilizer contracts volume and open interest
Urea Fob Gulf, Fob Egypt & Fob Middle East Mar’22 futures market trends
Grains and Oilseed
Explore futures and options on benchmark agricultural products.
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