Most oilseeds went up in price on global stock exchanges

Published 2023년 3월 29일

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The article reports on the performance of oilseed futures in the global stock markets on a specific day. It highlights that while most contracts experienced price increases, rapeseed futures on the Paris stock exchange remained unchanged, but still mark a 9.6% rise from a two-year low. In contrast, rapeseed on the Matif is the least valued among canola and soya. Furthermore, the article discusses the trend and direction of the prices for canola, soybeans, and rapeseed in the May contracts on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), Winnipeg Stock Exchange (WCE), and Paris Stock Exchange, providing insights into their long-term, mid-term, and short-term trends.

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Rapeseed prices unchanged Yesterday on the world's stock exchanges, most oilseed futures continued their price increases. He was the only one who did not change the quotations of rapeseed on the Paris stock exchange, but let me remind you that from more than a two-year low set last Wednesday, it has increased by 9.6 percent. (EUR 41.25/t) - the highest among the presented contracts. However, rapeseed on Matif is still the least valued. It is cheaper than canola by PLN 204/t and than soya by PLN 127/t. The prices of rapeseed in the contract for delivery in May on the Paris Stock Exchange yesterday did not change the price and amounted to EUR 471.75/t (PLN 2209/t) and were 51.5 percent higher than before. lower than the year before. Canada's canola rose 1.2 percent on the Winnipeg Stock Exchange yesterday. and cost CAD 762.40/t, and over the last year the price fell by 33.3 percent. US soybeans rose 1.8% yesterday. to USD 539.30/t. Over the last twelve months, the price of soybeans ...

Source: Farmer.pl