Pressures intensify on the European grain market, Foggia loses another 20 euros

Published 2023년 1월 26일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the current situation and future projections for durum wheat prices in the European market, with a focus on Greece, Italy, and France. It notes a decrease in prices for the second quality durum wheat to 450-453 euros per ton, due to reduced demand and increased availability. Despite this, factors such as high French prices, limited durum wheat stocks, and upcoming Canadian seeding estimates could prevent further price drops. Additionally, the article touches on the impact of the war premium lost by European grain prices, the effects of a mild winter on feed demand in Greece, and the competitive pricing of Russian exports.
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Original content

The second quality, which also meets the specifications of the basic volume of Greek exports, has now receded to the region of 453 euros, which implies further pressure on the "Greek FOBs" which until last week were hardly paid at 410 euros per ton. The prices in the Italian market are now very close to those with which transactions are made in the physical market of France, which for several weeks has been stabilized at 460 euros per ton. Foggia has lost a total of 30 euros since the beginning of the year, that is, within the first three meetings held in the trading center, with the third falling list following the negotiations that took place at midday on Wednesday 25 January. Now, in durum wheat, the prices on the Foggia list indicate for quality wheat with a specific weight of 78 kg/hl, vitreous 70% and protein 12%, a merchant warehouse price of 460-465 euros per ton. For the second quality with a specific weight of 76 kg/hl, vitreous 60% and protein 11.5%, the merchant ...
Source: GRAgronews

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