The Turkish Grain Market Experienced Stable Pricing During W39 With Modest Wheat Increases and Barley Decreases

The Turkish grain market experienced stable pricing during W39. Durum wheat prices saw a modest increase of USD 18.24 per ton (TRY 500/ton) week-on-week (WoW), while barley prices experienced a slight decrease of USD 0.013/ton (TRY 0.35/ton). Bread wheat prices increased by USD 3.65/ton (TRY 100/ton), contrasting with a USD 0.018/ton (TRY 0.50/ton) decrease in corn prices. Despite global price pressures affecting domestic grain markets, it is evident that farmers are currently selling their products at a lower profit margin than in 2022. During W39, the average price of bread wheat stood at USD 258.72/ton (TRY 7,093/ton), Durum wheat priced at USD 323.79/ton (TRY 8,877/ton), Barley at USD 205.87/ton (TRY 5,644/ton), Corn priced at USD 203.46/ton (TRY 5,578/ton), and Rye stood at USD 187.85/ton (TRY 5,150/ton).