Soybeans in Hungary rose 41 percent last year

Due to New Year’s Eve and New Year’s days, the trading period last week was shorter than usual. Meanwhile, in Chicago, corn was 7.8 percent ahead of the rally, but soybeans were also up 3.6 percent, wheat 2.4 percent and rapeseed 0.6 percent more. In Europe, too, prices for major agricultural products have risen over the past week. The past year has brought substantial pluses on both commodity exchanges in trading major agricultural products. A ton of corn overseas cost $ 191.23 after an extraordinary 8 percent rise in price. Soybeans cost $ 481.44 per tonne after a 3.6 percent plus. Wheat went up to $ 235.8 a tonne and rapeseed was given $ 179.94 a tonne. These price levels brought in a monthly increase of 16.5 per cent in maize, 12.8 per cent in soybeans, 11.3 per cent in wheat and 7.1 per cent in rapeseed. Looking at the whole of 2020, you can see a much more attractive rally. Last year, soybeans rose 40.9 percent, rapeseed 35.2 percent, corn 25.7 percent and wheat 15.6 percent ...