Argentine soy prices track Chicago higher
BUENOS AIRES: Argentina closing soy prices and trends on Tuesday:
* Soy prices in Rosario closed at 1,290 pesos to 1,310 pesos ($303-$307) per tonne, up from 1,283 pesos in the prior session as gains by US soy futures boosted local prices.
* Trade volume picked up to 10,000 tonnes after Monday's almost nonexistent business.
* US soybean futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed higher in a short-covering bounce after Monday's sell-off, with a weak dollar and strength in soymeal lending support, traders said.
* Dockworkers and representatives of fertilizer producer Mosaic continued talks aimed at averting blockade protests at grains terminals in the Rosario area.
* In Rosario, soybeans for May 2012 delivery, traded at $320 per tonne. No prices were registered for the previous session.
* Soy in the southern port of Quequen rose 30 pesos to end at 1,290 pesos per tonne. In Bahia Blanca, the oilseed fell 2 pesos to 1,300 pesos.
Following is a list of grains and oilseed prices in Argentina's main ports. Values from the previous session are in parentheses. All figures listed are in pesos per tonne.
Copyright Reuters, 2011






















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