American and European wheat go in different directions on the exchanges
Soybean
Maize (Corn)
Wheat
United States
Published Feb 6, 2023
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On February 3, wheat quotes on stock exchanges in Europe and the US went in different directions. Wheat quotes in London and Paris increased by 0.26% to 0.53%, while in Chicago they fell. On February 3, the dollar fell against the euro (-1.05) and the pound (-1.39%). In Paris, March wheat contracts rose by 0.53%, in London by 0.26%, and in Chicago they fell by 0.66%. Quotes of corn in Chicago rose by 0.30%, while soybeans fell by 0.13%, KazakhZerno.kz writes.
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On February 3, on the Chicago Stock Exchange (SWOT), wheat contracts fell from $7.61 to $7.56/bushel, or 0.66% ($277.75 per ton). Corn rose from $6.75 to $6.77/bushel, or 0.30% ($245.14 per ton). Soybeans fell from $15.34 to $15.32/bushel, or 0.13% ($563.16 per ton). In Europe, on February 3, at the LIFFE exchange in London, March wheat contracts increased from 229.25 to 229.85 pounds per ton, or by 0.26% ($278.12). In Paris, on the MATIF exchange, on February 3, March wheat contracts rose from 283 to 284.50 euros per ton, or 0.53% ($307.26). May wheat contracts increased from 281.25 to 282.75 euros per ton, or 0.53% ($305.37). In Paris, on the MATIF exchange, on February 3, March corn contracts rose from 275.75 to 278 euros per ton ($300.24). April rapeseed prices rose from 544.25 to 545.25 euros per ton ($588.87). On February 2, wheat quotes on stock exchanges in Europe and the US, after several days of following in one direction, diverged in different directions. Quotations of ...
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