February 17, 2005
Corn prices mostly stable in China; prices weak at northern, southern ports (February 17, 2005)
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Corn prices remained generally stable in China early this week due to sluggish demand in the market during the Spring Festival holidays.
In the northern and southern Chinese ports, increased availability of supplies and slow sales led to prices dropping in recent days.
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China's Corn Price Update | ||
| Date: February 16, 2005 |
Unit: RMB/Ton | |
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Region |
Moisture Content |
Price |
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Ex-warehouse Price |
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|
14% |
930-980 |
|
|
14% |
1,030-1,050 |
|
|
14% |
1,060-1,070 |
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|
14% |
1,070 |
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|
|
Ex-warehouse Price |
|
|
14% |
1,160-1,180 |
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|
14% |
1,160-1,180 (Delivery Price) |
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|
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Delivery Price |
|
|
14% |
1,200-1,230 |
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Jiangsu, Zhejiang & Shanghai |
14% |
1,240-1,270 (Rail Station Price/CIF) |
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Rail Station Price |
|
|
14% |
1,280 |
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South-west China |
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Rail Station Price |
|
|
14% |
1,330 |
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Northern Ports |
|
FOB |
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Dalian port |
14% |
1,150 |
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Qinghuangdao port |
14% |
1,150 |
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Southern Ports |
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Port Transaction Price |
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Shekou port. Shenzhen |
14% |
1,260 |
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Huangpu port, Guangzhou |
14% |
1,270 |
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Quanzhou port, Fujian |
14% |
1,280 |
|
Xiamen port, Fujian |
14% |
1,280 |
| Price are representative figures for transactions | ||
