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Traders are ready to pay extra for corn on the superspot, while farmers are in no hurry to sell it at the beginning of the harvesting campaign, actively contracting oilseeds. This was told to Latifundist.com by Kostyantyn Halakhandryk, co-founder of the brokerage company White Brokers. ““In the corn market today, we see a trend that

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some traders are “burning out” and are ready to pay extra for the product on the superspot. Depending on the delivery period, this price can range from $212 to $215/t. Mostly we say that this is delivery by October 15,” says Halakhandryk. According to him, regarding shipments in the second half of October, in November and December, the prices are at the level of $210/t on DAP-port terms. ““Still, farmers believe in the growth of corn prices, especially since they are actively engaged in fixing contracts for sunflower, soybean, and partly for rapeseed, despite the fact that there are duties there. Farmers do not really believe in the improvement of these customs conditions that we currently have for soybean and rapeseed,” says the broker. He added that of all the crops that farmers currently operate, they will choose what to sell, “both corn and wheat, one might say, are not in the first place for them.” “They are more inclined to sell oilseeds, and therefore they are actively ...

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