USDA purchase fails to buoy pieces prices
Assessed pieces prices fell in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday despite a USDA announcement that pecan pieces could be part of an upcoming purchase.
Month: March 2025
South African NIS prices rally as Chinese buyers seek higher quality volumes
South Africa-origin nut inshell (NIS) prices firmed in the global macadamia market during the week ending on Friday due to a lack of offers and stronger demand from China for first 2025 crop shipments.
Pre-harvest Chilean inshell prices lag
Prices for most assessed Chile-origin inshell items declined in the global walnut market during the week ending on Thursday, though kernel prices strengthened or leveled.
Ramadan restocking stretches price run
Middle East buying helped extend a price upswing into its sixth consecutive week in the global almond market during the period ending on Tuesday, though gains moderated after last week’s surge.
Halves prices rise as offers grow sparse
Fancy Jr Mam H reached a new crop-year high in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday due to a tightening supply.
South African kernel prices weaken as buyers hesitate
South African kernel prices softened in the global macadamia market during the week ending on Friday as European and U.S. buyers resisted current offer levels.
Chilean inshell prices rise on renewed demand
All assessed Chilean inshell prices rose in the global walnut market during the week ending on Thursday as demand increased from several markets.
Rally continues as prices reach new highs
Prices surged across the complex in the global almond market during the week ending on Tuesday, lifting the Stratamarkets Almond Index (SA Index) to its highest level on record.
Pieces prices diverge as Fancy Lge Pcs supply grows
Pieces prices diverged in the global pecan market in the week ending on Monday as the availability of larger pieces grew while demand was steady for medium and smaller sizes.
NIS prices rise as Australians assess cyclone impact on crop
Nut inshell (NIS) prices firmed in the global macadamia market during the week ending on Friday as demand increased and participants evaluated the impact of a tropical cyclone on Australian production.
