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Romanian wheat at Constanța fell by $5 per tonne to $273, while bread-wheat quotations at the port were unchanged at €226 per tonne; corn and sunflower rose, and rapeseed declined. The report cites possible demand for French wheat, Turkey offering 500,000 tonnes for export, Russia’s oilseed harvest, uncertainty around the USDA report, and new risk surcharges at Constanța; it also says lower oil prices pressured rapeseed.
Competition from export supplies and uncertainty around US and Brazilian crops are influencing grain prices, while risk surcharges may raise shipping costs at Constanța. Lower oil prices weigh on rapeseed through weaker energy-linked demand and pricing.
agrointel.roMihaela PloscaruNov 11, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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