The weekly review of world stock markets reveals a relatively stable picture in grain trade, specialists from the Sofia Commodity Exchange report. International quotations demonstrate minimal fluctuations that illustrate the complex dynamics of global agricultural markets.
The wheat market shows differentiated trends. In Chicago, there is a slight increase of 1 dollar, reaching 217 dollars per ton. The French market remains unchanged at 201 euros per ton, while Ukrainian and Russian quotations vary - 240 and 237 dollars per ton, respectively.
The corn sector demonstrates more dynamic behavior. The American market records a decline of 2 dollars to 197 dollars per ton. French stock quotations mark a rise of 8 euros, reaching 202 euros per ton. Ukrainian traders register an increase of 3 dollars to 253 dollars per ton.
The rapeseed market on the Euronext exchange for November 2025 experiences a slight cheapening of 3.75 euros, reaching 473.75 euros per ton. Sunflower oil on the Rotterdam exchange remains relatively stable at the level of 1255 dollars per ton, after a series of significant fluctuations in recent months.
Sugar contracts with October delivery continue their downward trend, losing an additional 5.30 dollars and reaching 462.50 dollars per ton on the London exchange.
In the domestic market, the Sofia Commodity Exchange reports a lull in trading. Feed wheat is traded at 340 leva per ton (173.84 euros), while bread wheat from old harvests is offered at 450 leva per ton (230.08 euros), with initial buyer prices of 270 leva per ton (138.05 euros).
The "Food Goods" subsector demonstrates stability with offers for seeds and nuts in a range from 2500 to 6800 leva per ton (respectively 1278.23 and 3476.78 euros), which highlights the significant price diversity in the sector.