In Chicago U.S, wheat and oats rebound while corn fell and more strongly, soybeans

Published 2022년 11월 15일

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The article reports on the results of the alternatives session that took place in Chicago on November 14, the key futures market for cereals and oilseeds in the United States. The session saw varying price movements across different commodities. Wheat prices increased by 1.75 and 1.1 euros per ton for December and March contracts, respectively. Corn prices saw a very slight decrease for the same period. Oats experienced the most significant rise, with prices increasing by 5 and 5.1 euros per ton for the December and March contracts, respectively. Conversely, soybeans had the worst drop of the day, with prices decreasing by 5 and 3.5 euros for the contracts reached for November and January, respectively.

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Alternatives session on November 14 in Chicago, the main futures market in the United States for cereals and oilseeds, with rises of five euros for oats and 1.5 euros for wheat while corn falls very slightly, doing so with more soybean intensity that loses 5 euros per ton. WHEAT The contracts closed for December and March earn 1.75 and 1.1 euros per ton to settle at 289 and 296 euros per ton. CORN Very slight decrease in the agreements closed for December and March, as regards corn, with reductions in the prices of 0.15 and 1.25 euros per ton, going to 248.7 and 249.5 euros per ton. OATMEAL The strongest rise in the session on November 14 in Chicago was experienced by oats with increases of 5 and 5.1 euros per ton for the contracts signed for December and March, which now trade at 261 and ...

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