Bulgaria: Buyers of grain at the Sofia Commodity Exchange are missing, sellers are raising prices

Published 2024년 6월 7일

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The article reports on the changes in the market prices for various agricultural commodities, including bread wheat, corn, barley, canola, crude sunflower oil, and refined sugar, in the beginning of June. FOB Chicago bread wheat experienced a significant drop, while corn, france, and Russia saw a slight increase in prices. Ukraine's bread wheat quotations were at their lowest but are set to rise, and Russia's quotations remained stable. In the Ukrainian stock exchange, barley prices rose slightly, while Euronext canola prices fell. Crude sunflower oil contracts on the Rotterdam Exchange and refined sugar prices on the London exchange also increased. The Sofia Stock Exchange saw calm trade with slightly rising quotations.

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In the first days of June, FOB Chicago bread wheat fell another $13.00 to $250.00/t for June delivery, France lost just €1.00 to €244.00/t. Ukraine held the lowest quotations so far and these days it is catching up with a new price increase of 10.00 USD to 230.00 USD/t, and Russia remains unchanged at 232.00 USD/t, Sofia Commodity reports stock market. In the US, corn rose $1.00 to $196.00/t, in France also up €2.00 to €207.00/t. In Russia, it added $2.00 to $189.00/t. Barley in Ukraine edged up slightly from a previous rise to $196.00/t for June delivery, while Euronext canola for August delivery fell €3.50 to €474.50/t. Crude sunflower oil contracts on the Rotterdam Exchange for July delivery moved higher again this week with a fresh but much weaker gain of $5.00 to $1,050.00/t. Refined sugar this week rose $20.70 for August delivery to $560.80/t on the London exchange. At the Sofia Stock Exchange AD, trade in the "Grain" sub-district remained calm, with the quotations slightly ...

Source: Agroplovdiv