Global wheat prices decline and supply confirms the availability of stocks

Published 2022년 5월 14일

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The article reports on the closing of the Wheat Stock Exchange with a slight decrease in prices, influenced by international market trends and local supply operations. The local supply operations have received about 1.2 million tons of wheat from farmers, with a goal of procuring 5-6 million tons this season. The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade is overseeing these operations and ensuring compliance and payment of farmers within 48 hours. A decision has been made to regulate the trading and dealing of local wheat for the 2022 season, with specifications on cleanliness and restrictions on sales to non-marketing bodies without a permit. Violations of these regulations will result in penalties.
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The Wheat Stock Exchange ended its weekly trading, with a decline of 0.11%, and the bushel price recorded 1177.50 cents, and a bushel is a standard equivalent to about 27 kilograms. As the international prices of wheat witnessed, during yesterday’s trading, an increase of 5.12%, and the price of a bushel recorded 1170 cents, an increase of about 55 cents on Thursday’s transactions, during which the bushel price recorded 1,115.50 cents. The grain markets in general are witnessing a state of volatility and instability due to the continuation of the Russian-Ukrainian crisis, the increase in inflation, and the Federal Reserve’s decision to raise the interest rate. On the local level, the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade continues , Local wheat supply operations, where about 1.2 million tons of wheat were received from farmers, and the supply aims to receive from 5 to 6 million local wheat this season, which ends next August. and sub-rooms in the supply directorates at the level ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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