World: Only barley moved up this trading week

Published 2024년 6월 16일

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The article reports a decrease in grain quotations due to the early harvesting of wheat in some countries. FOB Chicago bread wheat and French wheat prices have dropped, while Ukraine and Russia's prices remain unchanged. Corn prices are mostly stable, with a slight decrease in the United States and France. Ukraine's barley prices have increased, and Euronext canola prices have fluctuated. Crude sunflower oil contracts have seen significant fluctuations, and refined sugar prices have risen slightly. Trading in the "Grain" sub-district at the Sofia Stock Exchange AD remains calm, with some quotations slightly increasing.
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The weekly trend of grain quotations points downwards again. Observers believe that this is due to the earlier start of harvesting the new wheat crop in some countries, and its prices are pulling down those of other contracts as well, the Sofia Commodity Exchange reports. FOB Chicago bread wheat fell another $9.00 to $241.00/t for July delivery, France also lost €9.00 to €235.00/t. Ukraine held the lowest quotes so far and, after catching up, is now unchanged at its old price of $230.00/t, as is Russia, which for the second week in a row remains unchanged at $232.00. d./ton. Movement in corn is minimal. In the USA the price remained at 196.00 USD/t, in France minus 3.00 EUR and 204.00 EUR/t. As with wheat, in Russia the price stagnated at $189.00/ton. The price of barley in Ukraine moved up by $4.00 after the previous increase to reach $200.00/t for June-July delivery, and Euronext canola for August delivery re-enters a trend of continuous up-and-down fluctuations , now falling by ...
Source: Agroplovdiv

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