All Entries Tagged With: "WASDE"
Jenkins January 2012 Sugar Group Market Update
The Jenkins Sugar Group has provided an analysis based on data released this month by the USDA on the U.S. and Mexican sugar markets.
Frank Jenkins Provides Analysis of November WASDE Report
Frank Jenkins, Jenkins Sugar Group, anticipates that U.S. raws prices for January, March and May will move back above 40.00.
Analysis of October WASDE Report by Frank Jenkins
The USDA released overhauled supply and demand data for the US and Mexican sugar markets earlier this month, bringing their numbers more in line with reality as reflected in the market place.
September WASDE Update
The following is an analysis of the September 2011 WASDE report provided by Frank Jenkins of the Jenkins Sugar Group.
Analysis of June WASDE Sugar Report
Frank Jenkins, President of Jenkins Sugar Group, provides an analysis of the June WASDE Report.
Jenkins Sugar Group March Market Update
Frank Jenkins of the Jenkins Sugar Group has provided a market analysis of the March WASDE Report.
Jenkins Sugar Group January WASDE Analysis
The USDA updated its US supply and demand estimate last week, showing an 88,000 short ton reduction in the 2010-11 ending stocks estimate, and an ending stocks/use ratio of 12.6 %, down from 13.4 % last year and 13.3 % at the end of 2009-10.
Jenkins Analysis of December WASDE
The following analysis of the December WASDE report is from Frank Jenkins of Jenkins Sugar Group.
Analysis of November WASDE Report
According to Frank Jenkins of the Jenkins Sugar Group, the USDA’s November WASDE report makes some aggressive assumptions as to what will and will not transpire in 2010-11.
Analysis of October 2010 WASDE Report
The USDA has released its monthly supply and demand update for the U.S. sugar market. The following analysis of the October WASDE report is from Frank Jenkins of Jenkins Sugar Group.
Analysis of September 2010 WASDE Report
The numbers are far and away the closest to reality as we see in of any release in the past year, as the USDA has again adjusted its estimate of food use higher, according to Frank Jenkins of Jenkins Sugar Group. The most striking element of the report was the statistical progress made in the “domestic food use category.”
August 2010 WASDE Report on Sugar
Projected U.S. sugar supply for fiscal year 2010/11 is increased 506,000 short tons, raw value, from last month, due to higher beginning stocks, production, and imports, reports USDA in its August 12 WASDE report.
July WASDE Report Reflects Tight Supply and Demand
Even with a lot of market changes worldwide, the outlook for raw sugar reflects “a relatively tight supply and demand,” says Pat Henneberry, senior vice president of commodities for Imperial Sugar Company.
Analysis of USDA July WASDE Report
The July 2010 WASDE report from USDA showed an 11.8 % ending stocks/use ratio for 2009-10 and a 9.0 % ending stocks/use ratio form 2010-11. If not for the 270,000 tons of additional imports as per the TRQ increase, the ending stocks/use ratio for 2009-10 would have dropped to 9.3 % from the 10.7 % in the June report.