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The European Commission's Oilseeds Market Observatory has released its latest global export price data for the week ending November 12, 2026. The report tracks weekly Free on Board (FOB) prices for soybeans and rapeseed from primary global origins, incorporating exchange rate conversions from the European Central Bank.
In the soybean sector, prices across the Americas showed a general upward trend. Argentinian soybeans (Up River) reached $481.71 per tonne, up from $473.35 the previous week. Brazil's Paranagua prices rose to $501.83 per tonne from $493.19, while US Gulf prices climbed to $495.58 per tonne from $485.11. Conversely, Ukrainian soybean prices remained stable at $440 per tonne.
Rapeseed markets exhibited more divergent movements. Australian prices dropped to $475.12 per tonne from $488.57, and Canadian values eased slightly to $524.89 per tonne from $526.87. In contrast, Ukrainian rapeseed prices edged higher to $471.83 per tonne from $465.96, while the EU Moselle indicator remained largely steady at $527.86 per tonne.
The data highlight significant volatility throughout the tracked period. Brazilian soybean values in Paranagua have fluctuated between $411.25 and $540.32 per tonne, while EU Moselle rapeseed traded in a range between $452.68 and $558.28 per tonne. These figures provide a critical benchmark for global traders monitoring commodity cost structures and currency impacts.
Source: IndexBox