Red dominates the world agricultural product price list

Published 2025년 1월 10일

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The article reports a decrease in the price list of agricultural products, with Chicago wheat and corn leading the decline due to the strengthening USD. The USD's impact reduces purchasing power and demand, making US wheat less competitive and putting downward pressure on prices. Weak demand, especially from China, also contributes to the decline in corn prices. The market is currently moving sideways, awaiting a new report from the USDA, and the offer price of South American corn to Vietnam's ports has not significantly changed.
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Source: nhandan.vn According to MXV, at the end of yesterday's trading session, the price list of agricultural products was covered in red. Notably, Chicago wheat prices led the group's decline after losing 1.15% in yesterday's session, bringing the trading price to 197 USD/ton. The main reason for pressure on prices in yesterday's session was the strengthening of the USD. The strengthening of the USD has reduced purchasing power and demand, thereby putting downward pressure on prices, while making US wheat less attractive compared to competitors from countries with weaker currencies, weakening competitiveness in the international market. Similarly, corn prices also decreased by 0.87%, to 178.7 USD/ton, due to the common impact of the strengthening USD. When the greenback increases in value, the competitiveness of North American grains in the global market is reduced, putting pressure on prices. In addition, weak demand, especially from major customers such as China, has further ...
Source: AgroInfo.vn

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