On the stock exchange in Sofia, bread wheat from this year's harvest was sold for BGN 545.00/ton

Published 2024년 11월 1일

Tridge summary

Global cereal prices have stabilized with wheat and corn prices experiencing a decline in the United States and France, while Ukraine and Russia's prices remained stable. Ukraine saw an increase in barley and canola prices, and a significant rise in Rotterdam crude sunflower oil contracts. The Sofia Stock Exchange AD reported a rise in demand and prices for bread wheat from this year's harvest, while prices for basic goods in the "Foodstuffs" sub-district remained stable. The exchange also reported trading activities for various types of waste metals.

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Original content

This week, the movement of cereal prices on the global stock markets has calmed down. FOB Chicago bread wheat fell another $2.00 to $258.00/t for November delivery, France also shed another €2.00 to €223.00/t. Ukraine and Russia broke the uptrend and were flat at $240.00/t and $245.00/t. The movement of the price of corn follows the same parameters - minus $4.00 in the USA to $210.00/t, in France minus €4.00 to €208.00/t, while in Ukraine the trend reversed again with up $3.00 to $221.00/t. Barley in Ukraine also rose $5.00 to $208.00/t for November delivery, while Euronext canola for November delivery shot up another $13.75 for a third straight week EUR to EUR 522.25/ton. Rotterdam crude sunflower oil contracts for November delivery, after long losses and last week's surge to the upside, are now back up sharply by $70.00 to $1,265.00/t. At the Sofia Stock Exchange AD, trade in the "Zarno" sub-district moved up. Demand for bread wheat from this year's harvest rose to BGN ...

Source: Sinor