Italy: Soft wheat and sorghum are still declining, and barley is stable

Published 2024년 3월 11일

Tridge summary

During the first week of March, prices for soft wheat and sorghum saw a decline, while barley prices remained unchanged. Despite a slight increase in overseas futures prices, domestic soybean prices remained stable. Soybean meal prices dropped due to the euro-dollar exchange rate. Prices for rapeseed meal and wholemeal sunflower meal remained unchanged, while protein sunflower meal prices decreased. The price of wheat for livestock use in Bologna fell by €5/t, settling at €210 - 215/t.
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According to Bmti findings, soybeans also remain unchanged, although futures prices record a slight increase overseas In the first week of March, compared to the previous week, further declines were recorded for soft wheat and sorghum, while barley remained stable. In the absence of significant developments, the price of domestic soybeans remains stable, while soybean meal suffers a decline also due to the euro-dollar exchange rate. Protein sunflower meal is falling, while the prices of rapeseed meal and wholemeal sunflower meal remain stable. Soft wheat, the declines continue The fodder cereals sector continues to be characterized by a prevalence of supply over demand, with good product availability on the market. The weakness of the wheat market is reflected in the price of wheat for livestock use in Bologna, which recorded a decrease of €5/t on the minimum price, positioning itself at €210 - 215/t (free on arrival), while the variation over the for twelve months it is -27%. ...
Source: Terraevita

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