Spain: Geopolitical tensions push up cereal prices

Published 2024년 10월 8일

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Cereal prices have experienced an uptick at the start of the week due to escalating geopolitical tensions, with wheat prices rising by 1% and 1.5% in the European stock market in Paris, and corn prices seeing a rebound of 4.25% on the Chicago Board of Trade. This volatility has led to uncertainty among operators and farmers. In the last week, Spanish markets also saw increases in soft wheat, corn, barley, and durum wheat prices, but compared to January, these prices have decreased.
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Cereal prices have started the week with increases, after a week of "a lot of pressure" in the international markets, in which the "growing geopolitical tension" is decisive, according to sources from the Spanish trade have informed Efeagro. The situation is reflected in the Spanish markets, because in the midst of so much volatility, "operators and farmers are moving in uncertainty, waiting for notifications that clarify the direction of prices," according to sources from the wholesale cereal and oilseed merchants' association Accoe. This Monday, the European stock market operator Euronext in Paris has recorded increases in wheat prices of 1% and 1.5%, while corn prices have rebounded to 4.25% - in the case of futures contracts dated November 2025. Wheat is up 3.25% to 3.75% on the Chicago Board of Trade, while corn is down slightly, down 0.75%; the US is the world leader in corn trading. "Geopolitical tension, which is growing globally, has ended up becoming a determining factor ...
Source: PEefeagro

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