Decrease in prices of oilseeds on world stock exchanges

Published 2022년 12월 20일

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The article reports a decrease in the prices of rapeseed and soybeans across various exchanges for the current month, compared to the previous year. The Paris Stock Exchange saw a 0.6% drop in rapeseed for February, with a price of EUR 556.75/t, marking a 23.6% decrease from the year before. Similarly, Canada's Winnipeg Stock Exchange experienced a 1.2% decrease in canola for the same period, with a price of CAD 852.60/t, a 14.8% decrease year-over-year. US soybeans also saw a 1.3% decrease in price, reaching USD 536.72/t, despite a 13.7% increase over the past year. The article also discusses the long-term, mid-term, and short-term trends in the prices of these commodities, showing a mixed picture of uptrends and downtrends.

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Rapeseed for February delivery on the Paris Stock Exchange fell 0.6 percent yesterday. and amounted to EUR 556.75/t (PLN 2,610/t) and were 23.6% lower than the year before. Canada's canola fell 1.2 percent on the Winnipeg Stock Exchange yesterday. and cost CAD 852.60/t, and over the last year the price fell by 14.8 percent. US soybeans fell 1.3 percent yesterday. to USD 536.72/t. Over the last twelve months, the price of soybeans has increased by 13.7 percent. Matif rape, February contract - the price fell by 0.58%. (EUR 556.75/t - PLN 2,610/t). Prices of February rapeseed futures expressed in PLN are presented in the chart below: In the following continuation chart of Matif rapeseed contracts, the long-term uptrend dominates, the mid-term is down and the short-term is down. CBOT soybean, January contract - the price fell by 1.30%. (USD 536.72/t - PLN 2,370/t). On the ...

Source: Farmer.pl