미국 밀 수출 시장 (11월, 2022)

Soybeans on the Chicago Stock Exchange saw a slight increase in prices due to dry weather in Argentina, which has delayed soybean planting by 20% for the 2022/23 harvest. This has led to a rise in January and March soybean contracts. However, the advance of grain prices is being limited by concerns over China's 'covid zero' policy and its impact on the local economy and demand for imported products. Corn contracts saw a decline due to Chinese sanitary restrictions and the renewal of a grain export agreement between Russia and Ukraine. Wheat prices rose on the Chicago Stock Exchange due to supply problems in the Southern Hemisphere, with crop failure in Argentina and worsening quality of Australian wheat.