This week, slight fluctuations in the movement of prices continue cereals on world stock markets, but in a much smaller amplitude, reports Sofia Commodity Exchange. FOB Chicago bread wheat fell $1.00 to $257.00/t for December delivery, France also shed another €5.00 to €218.00/t. Ukraine added just one dollar to its previous price at $241.00/t, while Russia was again unchanged at $245.00/t.
Corn price movement is up and down – the US recovered its price from last month by plus $4.00 to $214.00/t, in France minus €4.00 to €204.00/t, while in Ukraine, the trend reversed again, down $1.00 to $220.00/ton.
Barley in Ukraine also edged up $1.00 to $209.00/t for November-December delivery, while Euronext canola shot up another €10.50 to 532 for a fourth straight week. 75 euros/ton.
Crude sunflower oil contracts on the Rotterdam Exchange for November delivery, after long losses and the previous two weeks’ jump higher, are now back up $5.00 to $1,270.00/t. Refined sugar, which has seen two straight weeks of strong gains followed by a crash, fell $13.60 these days for December delivery to $562.90/t on the London Stock Exchange.
At the Sofia Stock Exchange AD, trading in the “Grain” sub-district is calm after transactions in the past week for bread wheat in large quantities, which took place at BGN 545.00/ton. Ads for demand for feed wheat, in bulk, continue to gravitate around BGN 340.00/ton.
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