Analysis of global harvest prices on November 10

Factors leading to rising prices in the world market for wheat include weather conditions affecting winter crop sowing in the European Union and reduced forecasts for the wheat harvest in Argentina. In the Russian market, rising military risks in the Black Sea are contributing to price increases. Factors leading to lower prices include large purchases at tenders in Algeria and Saudi Arabia.

For barley, the situation in the world market has not experienced significant changes, with no obvious supporting factors for price increases. In the Russian market, increasing military risks in the Black Sea are pushing prices higher, while extremely weak lineups in November may lead to price reductions.

In the world market for corn, lower crop estimates in Brazil are leading to higher prices, while increased crop and harvest estimates in the US, Russia, and Ukraine are pushing prices lower. In the Russian market, high export demand for corn is contributing to higher prices, while increased harvest estimates and export potential are leading to lower prices.

Lastly, in the world market for sunflower, active demand for sunflower oil is driving prices higher, while an increased forecast for sunflower production in Ukraine is pushing prices lower. In the Russian market, a decrease in the volume of offers for sale is contributing to rising prices. Overall, corn prices are expected to remain under pressure while wheat and barley prices may see slight fluctuations.