Upward trend in the Chicago stock market of U.S where corn, oats and soybeans rise

Published 2022년 12월 28일

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The Chicago Stock Exchange's December 27 session saw an increase in corn, oats, and soybean futures prices, while wheat prices fell by 0.6 euros per ton for both the March and May contracts. Corn prices rose by three euros for March batches and 3.2 euros for May batches. Oats experienced the highest price increase of the week, with future prices rising by 5 and 4.3 euros for March and May contracts, respectively. Soybean prices also increased, with the January contracts priced at 511.52 euros and the March contracts at 513.85 euros.
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Only wheat that loses 0.6 euros breaks this line The December 27 session on the Chicago Stock Exchange, a world benchmark as a cereal and oilseed futures market, was marked by increases in corn, oats and soybeans, a trend that broke wheat with a drop of 0.6 Euro per ton. WHEAT Wheat is the only cereal that shows a drop in the session of December 27 of the Chicago stock exchange with a reduction of 0.6 euros for both the contracts closed for March and for those of May that are placed at 267, 27 and 269.52 euros per ton. CORN A three-euro rise in corn batches that will reach their destination in March to stand at 249.5 euros, while those that will do so in May earn 3.2 euros to trade at €248.9 OATMEAL The biggest increase of the week is experienced by oats, which sees its future price rise by 5 and 4.3 euros in such a way that the agreements reached for March reach 239.74 ...
Source: Castilla

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