Below are the websites I’ve been using extensively for the past 2 weeks:
- Reuters (http://in.reuters.com/) has updated news every day.
- Forexpros (http://www.forexpros.com/commodities/us-wheat) is a great website to go to for charts and historical data.
Also, U.S. Wheat Associates – The World’s Most Reliable Choice (http://www.uswheat.org/newsEvents/wheatLetter) is quite resourceful. They have wheat letters released two to three times a month. The latest one was released on September 27th, 2012. In the letter, they discussed issues such as how crop shifts in China may affect world wheat market, market meddling, and how Australian drought adds anxiety to wheat market. It also discussed how south Asia team learns more about managing supply chain challenges at NCI, and wheat industry news, etc. Charts were included in the wheat letters to further demonstrate what’s being explained.
Below is the link to September 27th’s wheat letter:
http://www.uswheat.org/newsEvents/wheatLetter/doc/4CCAAA621965468C85257A86006D2FDA?OpenDocument
Along with the letter, US Wheat Associates also provided the USD Harvest Report (crops’ quality information): http://www.uswheat.org/reports/harvest/archive
In addition, I found the references to be a good section for discovering new links and good information. Many articles’ reference links often led me to interesting websites that are relevant to the topics that I was searching for.