The prices of the first oil are rising by 1000 pounds in the Egyptian market today

Published 2022년 3월 30일

Tridge summary

On March 30, 2022, the local market saw fluctuations in edible oil prices, influenced by events such as Russia's invasion of Ukraine affecting sunflower oil exports and Argentina's halt on new soybean oil and cake export contracts. Notable price changes included a significant increase in olein oil, a rise in soybean oil prices, a slight decrease in refined soybean oil prices, and stabilized prices for crude corn and refined sunflower oil. The consumer prices for various edible oils also experienced adjustments, with the first oil contract in the Malaysian Stock Exchange slightly decreasing by the end of the morning session.
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The prices of edible oils varied in price, during today’s trading, Wednesday, March 30, 2022, in the local markets of traders, after their value fluctuated over the past week. Sunflower oil is from the Black Sea's largest exporting region, which has been disrupted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Argentina has halted registration of new sales contracts for the export of soybean oil and cake, prompting swift industry condemnation at the world's largest exporter of processed soybean products. Read also: The price of olein oil has increased by about 3,500 pounds per ton in the local market today Soybean oil prices rise by about 1000 pounds in the local market today Refined soybean oil prices fell in the local market by about 200 pounds, to record the purchasing value of the ton at 33,800 pounds. While the price of the first two oil in the local market rose by about 1,000 pounds, to record the price of a ton of 31 thousand pounds. Prices of crude ...
Source: Amwalalghad

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