World: The sellers of sunflower on the exchange gave up BGN 90 per ton in the name of the deal

Published 2023년 10월 13일

Tridge summary

The main grain contracts on world stock markets have remained relatively stable, with minimal changes in prices. The price of FOB US bread wheat increased by $2 to $250 a tonne, while prices for wheat, corn, and barley in France, Russia, and Ukraine remained unchanged. Euronext rapeseed experienced noticeable losses, while crude sunflower oil quotes and refined sugar prices bounced back slightly after previous declines. In the "Sofia Commodity Exchange" JSC, there were deals made for various agricultural products, with some decreases in prices. In the "Foodstuffs" sub-district, the prices of main goods remained stable, with sellers maintaining consistent supply. In the "Industrial goods" sub-circle, energy carriers such as pellets and gasoline were traded at varying prices.

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Original content

During the past week, the quotations of the main grain contracts on the world stock markets underwent little or no changes. FOB US bread wheat moved up $2 to $250 a tonne. In France, Russia and Ukraine, prices are holding at their old levels of €232/t, $237 and $198/t, respectively. The movement in corn followed a faint downward direction - in the US the price lost 4 dollars to 228 USD/t, and France dropped 5 euros to 195 euros/t. In Russia, quotations once again remained unchanged at USD 228/t. The price of barley in France also did not budge from 217 euros/t. Euronext rapeseed was the only one with noticeable movement and continued to suffer losses of €9.50 to €415/t. Crude sunflower oil quotes on the Rotterdam Stock Exchange were also unchanged at $910/t. Refined sugar for October delivery bounced back up $13.90 to $711.20/t after some decline. on the London Stock Exchange. At the "Sofia Commodity Exchange" JSC, trade in the "Zarno" sub-district led to deals. Bread wheat ...

Source: Sinor