Sunflower prices in Russia increased by 14% in November

Published 2022년 12월 9일

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Sunflower prices in Russia's European part surged by 14% in November due to diminished expectations for the new crop, driven by slow harvesting rates caused by a rainy autumn. This comes after a significant price drop from March to November due to high sunflower stocks and a stronger ruble. SovEcon has lowered its new sunflower crop forecast by 0.9 million tons to 16.1 million tons, with only 75% of areas harvested by early December, compared to the usual 90-95%. Experts anticipate a protracted harvest and high losses, leading to further price increases in the short term.
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Prices for sunflower in November in the European part of the Russian Federation increased by 14%, according to the price monitoring of SovEcon. At the end of November, the average price was 23,875 rubles per ton (without VAT). The main reason for the strengthening of quotations is a sharp deterioration in the prospects for a new crop, experts explain. According to them, the market reversal in November came after falling for many previous months. "Since March, quotations have fallen by 60%, to 20,975 rubles per ton at the beginning of November. The fall was due to record sunflower stocks in the country and the strengthening of the ruble," the report says. In November, SovEcon reduced the forecast for a new sunflower crop by 0.9 million tons to 16.1 million tons due to low harvesting rates. Due to an unusually rainy autumn, the harvesting of late crops was significantly delayed. According to experts, the share of harvested areas at the beginning of December was 75% against ...
Source: Milknews

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