Rise in America, decrease in Europe

Last week, a nearly four per cent drop in wheat was the biggest one-week decline in the past month. Wheat prices fell to $ 176.87 per tonne after the decline. The corn price per tonne rose $ 131.04 last week after rising 1.2 percent. Soybean investors also did well, resulting in a price level of 0.6 percent plus $ 321.83 per tonne. The $ 208.95 / tonne price level for canola also brought an increase of 1 percent to the market. Of the other major agricultural products, the movement of rice last week was interesting, with the course, which has been moving spectacularly up and down for several weeks, falling by 24.4 per cent this time. India’s rice production is likely to rise to record levels this year, it turned out this week, which could mean an extra supply that has topped previous price levels. Oats were down 8.5 percent and orange juice was down 3.6 percent. Soybean oil, on the other hand, became more expensive, with prices rising 3.7 percent and sugar 1.3 percent. The coffee ...