Global: For another week, there were no transactions for grain and sunflower on the exchange

In early January, international grain markets began to settle into their normal business rhythm and wheat and corn prices on both sides of the Atlantic declined due to increased supply and limited import demand. However, quotes recovered this week and the FOB price of bread wheat in the US recovered much of the losses with a rise of $12 to $261 per tonne, in France it added €2 to €221 per tonne and in Ukraine it remained at its old level of 195 USD/t, same as in Russia – no change and 240 USD/t. Corn movement was weaker, with US prices up $3 to $205/t, France slipping €1 to €192/t, and Russian prices unchanged after last week's crash from USD 210/t. The price of barley in Ukraine remained the same level at USD 190.00/t. with delivery in February. Rapeseed on the Euronext exchange in the French capital Paris fell by only 0.25 euros to 436.50 euros/t. Losses in the crude sunflower oil contract on the Rotterdam Stock Exchange continued to deepen, this time by $10 to $945/t, while ...