Over the past week, CBOT SRW wheat prices rose slightly (with the exception of the decline in the March contract), corn prices rose moderately and soybean prices went up for another consecutive week.
On January 6, 2021, Chicago wheat prices decreased. CBOT corn and soybean prices, however, increased and soybeans continued its incredible price series. In Paris, wheat prices fell, corn prices were volatile and rapeseed prices rose.
On Jan 5, 2020, CBOT wheat, corn and soybeans prices increased significantly. Chicago soybean prices have skyrocketed. In Paris, wheat, corn and rapeseed prices have risen with rapeseed rising sharply.
On Dec 4, CBOT wheat and soybean prices increased and the prices of corn decreased as all movements were minimal. In Paris, wheat and rapeseed prices rose and corn prices remained unchanged.
Yesterday, CBOT wheat, corn and soybean prices rose significantly. There was a major increase in Mar 21 Chicago soybean prices which puts them at a six-year high.
In Paris, wheat, corn and rapeseed prices also went up.
On Monday, CBOT wheat and soybean prices fell, and the prices of Chicago corn rose. In Paris, wheat prices dropped and corn and rapeseed prices fluctuated.
Chicago wheat and corn prices have increased significantly over the past week. The old crop soybean prices skyrocketed again. However, the prices of new crop contracts have only risen slightly.
