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Limbo causes drop in confidence
An air of uncertainty hangs over the whole agri sector, says the ANZ’s managing director of commercial and agri, Mark Hiddleston.
$7 payout still on the cards
Economists are still sticking to a 2019/20 season forecast of around $7/kgMS despite the 3.8% drop in the Global Dairy Trade overall price index last week.
Are we too dependent on China?
Market watchers split over GDT price drop
Was last week’s 3.4% drop in the Global Dairy Trade overall price index a warning sign or a temporary dip? Economists are divided.
Lamb prices hold firm
Lamb prices have held up at much stronger levels than expected, says ANZ’s agricultural economist Susan Kilsby.
Optimistic on prices, but with a caution
Dairy farmers can be “cautiously optimistic” that current forecasts will hold, but it will depend on the global economy, says ANZ agriculture economist Susan Kilsby.
More milk means lower prices
Milk powder sell-off behind price hike
A big reduction in European stocks of skim milk powder (SMP) was behind its whopping 10.3% rise in price at last week’s auction, economists concur.