
Romanian grain and oilseed prices rose sharply in the week of November 6-13 on Euronext and at Constanta, with barley up 6.8%, wheat 5.4%, corn 5% and sunflower 5.5%. Algeria reportedly bought about 700,000 tonnes of wheat, with Romania among possible origins, while a USDA report cut US corn production.
Stronger Euronext and Black Sea-linked prices, supported by the USDA corn cut, Algerian buying and a lower Russian export forecast, raise feed grain costs for buyers in the region. Wheat stays bearish on record-high global stocks, which limits the rally.
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