In America, grain became more expensive last week

Published 2020년 6월 3일

Tridge summary

Wheat, corn, and soybean prices increased by 2.5%, 2.8%, and 1.1% respectively, while rapeseed prices remained stable and feed wheat prices rose slightly. However, rapeseed, corn, and oats prices fell by 1.5%, 1.3%, and 5.9% respectively. Meanwhile, rice, soybean oil, sugar, and cocoa prices increased by 7.1%, 2.8%, 1.3%, and 2.3% respectively in the main agricultural markets that remained open on June 1, despite it being a public holiday in some countries.

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Original content

A tonne of wheat cost $ 190.1 after wheat prices in North America rose 2.5 percent. Corn went up 2.8 percent to $ 128.09 a tonne, but soybeans also rose in price, though the price was only 1.1 percent fat. Traders gave $ 208.97 for a ton of soybeans. Rapeseed prices rose just 0.2 percent to $ 203.3 a tonne. On the Paris Commodity Exchange, the price of milled wheat stagnated after five days and at the same price of € 188.25 / tonne, the course went on a weekend break like a week ago. Feed wheat increased by 0.4 percent, ie by 0.6 euros, and the price quotation left the parquet at 163.6 euros / ton. Rapeseed trading, on the other hand, brought a minus in Europe after rising last week. This time, the course per tonne went down by 1.5 percent, or 5.75 euros, to 369.75 euros in five days. Corn investors weren’t happy either, with the price down 1.3 percent, or € 2.25, to € 167 / tonne in a week. In North America, among other agricultural products, the price of oats fell by 5.9 percent ...

Source: AgroForum