Fancy Mam H rises as most kernel, inshell prices steady or fall
Most assessed kernel items leveled off or fell in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday as demand continued to disappoint sellers.
Most assessed kernel items leveled off or fell in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday as demand continued to disappoint sellers.
Chile-origin kernel and inshell prices continued to firm to multi-week highs in the global walnut market in the week ending on Thursday, as handlers in Chile warned of the potential for a shorter crop due to lower yields seen in initial receipts.
Prices moved lower for a second consecutive stretch in the global almond market during the week ending on Tuesday as participants continued to react to a crop forecast predicting a larger supply from California.
Prices for assessed Eastern U.S.-variety inshell rose in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday on two large-volume purchases.
The assessed U.S. Chandler L HP 80 price rose in the global walnut market in the week ending on Thursday, sparked by tighter supply and sustained demand from international buyers.
Two new reports showing the potential for a bigger crop from California and a decline in monthly shipments caused prices for most assessed items to steady or soften in the global almond market during the week ending on Tuesday.
The assessed W Wichita price jumped 25 cents/pt in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday on new demand from Mexico’s hand-cracking market.
Chile-origin kernel prices firmed in the global walnut market during the week ending on Thursday, buoyed by steady demand from Europe.
Prices moved sideways in the global almond market during the period ending on Tuesday as fundamentals remained mostly unchanged.
Prices for all assessed kernel items fell in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday as overseas demand stalled and U.S. spot demand wasn’t enough to maintain price levels.