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Why did international food prices fall? What are the main reasons for the decline in international food prices?

Judging from the current situation, the fundamental reason for the sharp rise and fall of international food prices lies in the limited value, and the market price is only subject to market value. The main reason for the decline in international food prices is that commodity trading has been sung down in the market, supply has also picked up, and international sentiment is improving.

First, international food prices fluctuate greatly: their value is limited.

According to the current trend of international food prices, it is natural that the price of corn will drop by 3 1.3%. For example, the price of soybean has even dropped by 27%, which means that the price of commodity raw materials is much more fragile than we thought. Aside from all other factors, the fundamental reason for the sharp rise and fall of international food prices is limited value. At present, whether corn or bean products are industrial raw materials, they are all regulated by the market, and market regulation is subject to the value of the goods themselves. Because corn and soybeans are primary products themselves, they are low-tech products with low value, which will naturally fall back.

Second, the main reason for the decline: the international commodity trade was sung down+the food supply warmed up.

In fact, there are two specific reasons for the decline in international food prices. First of all, the market is unfavorable to the price of international commodity transactions. Because the market is not optimistic about the development of these commodity trading prices, it can only quickly fall to a low level after a big rise. This is also a wonderful game. At present, I believe that many businessmen who do commodity trading have lost a lot. Secondly, it is because the current food supply is indeed picking up. With the signing of the agreement on grain export and transportation between Russia and Ukraine, although there are constant conflicts between the two sides, an agreement has been reached on grain export, which means that the international commodity trade will gradually return to the normal supply level in the future, and this business is business.