US walnut prices firm on crop concerns, moderate demand
Expectations of a shorter California crop led sellers to limit offers in the global walnut market during the week ending on Thursday, causing prices for all U.S.-origin items to increase.
Expectations of a shorter California crop led sellers to limit offers in the global walnut market during the week ending on Thursday, causing prices for all U.S.-origin items to increase.
Prices steadied in the global almond market during the week ending on Tuesday as participants analyzed new sales, shipment, and crop data from California.
Prices for assessed kernel halves rose in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday as international buyers moved to lock in first-available shipments.
Kernel prices softened for a second consecutive session in the global macadamia market during the week ending on Friday as buyers declined to chase higher offers from Kenya.
Prices for most assessed U.S. kernel items rose in the global walnut market during the week ending on Thursday due to increasing demand from Japan and Europe and limited selling.
The Stratamarkets Almond Index (SA Index) declined for the first time since August in the global almond market during the week ending on Tuesday as selling interest rose.
Prices for assessed new crop kernel items rose in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday as sellers raised offers following Hurricane Helene.
Prices for most U.S.-origin inshell items climbed for a sixth consecutive stretch in the global walnut market during the week ending on Thursday, buoyed by robust demand from India and Italy.
Prices strengthened for the seventh consecutive stretch in the global almond market during the week ending on Tuesday as pollinizer kernel trade activity increased.