World market of grain, corn products, fish and meat and bone meal on 07 Janurary, 2022

Published 2022년 1월 9일

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The article reports an increase in soybean and soybean meal prices at the ports of the Gulf of Mexico by $25- $27/MT, while corn prices saw a slight increase. However, prices for wheat fell due to expectations of higher US wheat stocks and limited international supplies. Soybean sales increased due to dry weather in South America, concerning crop yields. Gluten-free cornmeal prices rose, but container prices for dry bard fell. Meat and bone meal prices in Asian markets surged, with reports of sales to Indonesia at $700/tonne due to strong demand and limited supplies. Domestic poultry and feather meal prices increased, while MBM prices remained stable but may rise due to COVID-19-related labor issues and increased soybean meal prices.

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09.01.2022 The first working week of 2022 was very good for the prices of soybeans and soybean meal: prices in the ports of the Gulf of Mexico (USA) rose by $ 25- $ 27 / MT for both products. Prices for corn when exported from the United States were also higher, but only by about $ 5 per ton. Prices for winter and spring wheat in the United States were lower, while prices for soft red winter fell by about $ 3 per tonne and for hard red winter by almost $ 10 per ton. Spring wheat has fallen even more, by at least $ 15 per tonne. The first working week of 2022 was very good for soybean and soybean meal prices: prices in the ports of the Gulf of Mexico (US) rose by $ 25- $ 27 / MT for both products. Prices for corn when exported from the United States were also higher, but only by about $ 5 per ton. Prices for winter and spring wheat in the United States were lower, while prices for soft red winter fell by about $ 3 per tonne and for hard red winter by almost $ 10 per ton. Spring ...

Source: Agriagency