April 21, 2005

 

Corn prices mostly stable in China; prices edged lower at the northern and southern ports (Apr 21, 2005)

 

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Corn prices in China were mostly stable early this week, although prices edged lower at the northern and southern ports.


In the north-eastern production regions, prices of corn were stable amid light trade. Corn prices at the southern consumption regions moved in a narrow range lately as demand remained sluggish.


With the persistent price weakness of wheat, another major crop in the Yellow / Huai River production regions, corn prices fell marginally here in recent days.

 

China's Corn Price Update

Region

Moisture Content

Price

(RMB/tonne)

Northeast China

 

Ex-warehouse Price

Heilongjiang

14%

1030-1070

Jilin

14%

1080-1090

Liaoning

14%

1120-1130

East Inner Mongolia

14%

1110

North China

 

Ex-warehouse Price

Hebei

14%

1180-1200

Henan

14%

1180-1200

(Delivery Price)

East China

 

Delivery Price

Shandong

14%

1210-1250

Jiangsu, zhejiang & Shanghai

14%

1260-1290

(Rail Station Price/CIF)

Central China

 

Rail Station Price

Hubei

14%

1330

Southwest China

 

Rail Station Price

Sichuan

14%

1350

Northern Ports

 

FOB

Dalian port

14%

1200

Qinghuangdao port

14%

1190

Southern Ports

 

Port Transaction Price

Shekou port in Shenzhen

14%

1290

Huangpu port in Guangzhou

14%

1300

Quanzhou port in Fujian

14%

1340

Xiamen port in Fujian

14%

1320

Prices are representative and for reference only

 

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