Italy: Soybean slows, feed grains stable

Published 2023년 11월 27일

Tridge summary

The Italian telematic commodity exchange reports that the market for raw materials intended for livestock feed in Italy is showing signs of a slowdown. Prices for soft wheat, barley, and sorghum remain unchanged, while soybean prices have moderated due to a slowdown in foreign markets. Both sunflower flour and rapeseed flour have seen price increases due to limited availability.
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According to the findings of the Italian telematic commodity exchange, rapeseed and sunflower flours are instead held up After the price increases of the previous weeks, the first signs of a slowdown emerged in the market for raw materials intended for livestock feed traded on the Italian market. The fodder cereal market is static, with limited deals concluded and prices unchanged for soft wheat, barley and sorghum. Among protein products, the increases for soybeans moderated, also influenced by the simultaneous slowdown observed on foreign markets. The "minus" sign also returns to the price lists of soybean flour, while the price increases for protein sunflower flours continued, thanks to the lower availability of goods on the market, and for rapeseed flour. Barley on the brakes The weekly market in the fodder cereals sector is characterized by relative staticity. The growth of domestic barley has slowed, with the heavy variety in Bologna remaining stuck at the price of ...
Source: Terraevita

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