Spain: Stable cereal market due to the lack of agronomic and geopolitical news

Published 2022년 10월 27일

Tridge summary

The León market session in Santa María del Páramo saw a slight correction in the prices of wheat and corn cereals, maintaining stability. The market is closely monitoring geopolitical developments in the Ukraine conflict, particularly the expiration of the agreement facilitating grain exports on November 22. So far, Ukraine has exported nearly 9 million tons of grain despite high transport costs. No changes are expected in global production data, and attention will shift to the new campaign's sowings, influenced by the new CAP reform and potential reduction in cereal surfaces. The Riñón de León bean variety sees a price increase due to low supply, and potato prices remain stable.
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Original content

In the León market session held yesterday in Santa María del Páramo, stability in the price of cereals with a slight correction of €1/t, both for wheat and corn. The markets are waiting for geopolitical news in the Ukraine conflict, mainly because on November 22 the agreement between Ukraine and Russia that facilitates the export of grain via Turkey expires, although today, they are very slowed down by Russia The planned objective has already been partially met, since to date almost 9,000,000 tons of grain have left the Ukrainian ports; exports by rail and road have been practically testimonial due to the high cost. In the agronomic aspect, no surprises are expected from now on, since the worldwide production data will practically not vary, and from now on the focus will be on the sowings of the new campaign. As for Europe, it will be necessary to take into account that the new reform of the CAP comes into force, which may influence the sowings to comply with the reinforced ...
Source: Agrodigital

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