In brief: • Production in the EU is expected to reach 147.5 million tons in 2025 • Bulgaria is cited as a positive example by a prestigious association In the last days of the year, the momentum on global stock markets slowed further, in addition to the fundamental factors – currency and geopolitics – that continue to weigh on the market. Across the ocean, despite the support from the weak dollar following the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, the week also ended with a decline on Friday evening on the Chicago stock exchange. The decline was prevalent across all commodities due to the lack of new support. The record production of wheat in the Southern Hemisphere is particularly worrying for American wheat, which continues to lose competitiveness on the international stage. Despite the complex situation, there are also positive market signals. Such was the case following the announcement of the estimates from the European Feed Manufacturers' Association (FEFAC), which expected a ...
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