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Grain prices in Vietnam on December 7, 2022; wheat, corn down, and soybeans up

Wheat
Maize (Corn)
Soybean
Vietnam
Published Dec 8, 2022

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Wheat prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange closed lower after mixed trading, as ample global supply continued to weigh on the US market.

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The price of winter soft red wheat for March term closed 10 US cents lower at $7.29 per bushel after falling to $7.23-1/2, the lowest level for the heavily traded contract. as of October 15, 2021. The December spot contract fell 10 US cents to 7.05-1/2 USD/bushel. Corn prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange also fell, pressured by wheat prices. The CBOT corn contract for March 2023 closed down 3-1/4 US cent to 6.37-1/4 USD/bushel. The US Department of Agriculture projects global end-of-season corn stocks for the 2022/23 market year at 300.86 million tonnes, slightly up from March estimates. Rising soybean prices were supported by new exports and strong soybean meal prices as Argentina grapples with drought-stricken soybean farming. The price of CBOT soybeans for January term in 2023 increased by 17-1/4 US cents to 14.55 USD/bushel. The US Department of Agriculture announced that US exporters sold 264,000 tonnes of soybeans for delivery to China, as well as 240,000 tonnes ...
Source: Vinanet
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