Welcome to Glencore Grain

Welcome to our new Glencore Grain Australia website. We hope you enjoy the new layout and encourage you take advantage of all of the websites features such as daily international commodity pricing, global market information and foreign currency exchange rates.

Please register your details and customise your settings so that each time you return to the website it will allow you to:

  • View commodity prices at up to five of your preferred delivery sites.
  • Stay informed with the latest news reports that are affecting the agricultural industry.
  • Monitor the weather patterns in and around your region.

If you have any queries regarding the website or are experiencing any difficulties with registering please do not hesitate to call 1300GLENCORE(1300 453 626).


Fresh wheat setbacks send prices rising, again
02/02/2012 17:04

Fresh wheat setbacks send prices rising, again

Morocco joined the list of countries on grains investors' at-risk list as concerns for Ukraine shifted up a gear, with an estimate that more than half winter sowings could be lost.

Russia wheat export fears send prices soaring
01/02/2012 10:43

Russia wheat export fears send prices soaring

Wheat prices made a stab at a three-month high in Chicago, and ended in Paris at their highest since June, boosted by concerns over Black Sea supplies fostered by a double whammy of frost and export curb concerns.

Russian grain exports fast enough to trigger curbs
24/01/2012 10:12

Russian grain exports fast enough to trigger curbs

The pace of Russia's grain exports, while slowed by rising quotes from merchants, may still be sufficient to provoke government curbs on shipments for a second season, a leading analyst has warned.

World wheat stocks 'to hit record' in 2012-13
19/01/2012 10:09

World wheat stocks 'to hit record' in 2012-13

World wheat stocks are to edge higher still to a record next season despite a marginally lower harvest, Canadian officials said, while saying their domestic harvest would buck the downward production trend.

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