With China's wheat production reaching unprecedented levels, evolving customs regulations affecting soybean imports, and a subdued demand for feed grains, the upcoming year poses intriguing questions for the world's leading agricultural importer.
Discover the latest Argus crop progress data for the Black Sea and Europe and gain valuable insights into the future of the grains and oilseeds market.
Join us on Thursday, 6th March at the Argus Singapore office for an insightful event where our experts will explore key demand regions and delve into the global grains market supply.
Register now to secure your spot and stay ahead in the ever-changing agricultural landscape!
Registration is closed. If you would like to reach out to the agriculture team for more information, please email to [email protected] and indicate Argus Grains Forum, Singapore in your subject title
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Introduction
by Muhamad Fadhil, SVP, Strategy & Business Development
The China Outlook: What can we expect from the world's major importing market in 2025?
by Julia Zhang, Market Analyst Manager, Argus Beijing
The Black Sea and Europe: How is the 2025-26 crop progressing in this major exporting market?
by Anna Sneidermane, Deputy Editor, Argus London
Global Grains Trading Panel
Cocktail and Networking
