This month's report notes that despite recent developments in external markets, notably global trade uncertainties and the abrupt surge in oil prices, the market outlook for AMIS crops in 2019/20 continues to be positive. Wheat and rice markets [...]

According to latest projections by OECD and FAO, food supply growth over the next ten years will modestly outpace demand growth. Not surprisingly, therefore, real prices for most crops and livestock commodities are expected to decline, in the [...]

Watch an interview with the Secretary of AMIS, Mr. Abdolreza Abbassian, on the implications of bilateralism on international grain markets.

Commodity markets seem to have stabilized following a boom that began in the early 2000s. The new average price level for most commodities is expected to be slightly higher than the pre-boom stable level but much lower than [...]

An abnormally wet spring has delayed plantings across much of the United States, and planting progress for maize and soybeans is at historically low levels. If these delays continue, global feed grain supplies could be significantly reduced in [...]