🏭 War Era Market Snapshot | Jan 31

🥇 Top 3 (Profit / Point)

⛓️ Iron – Portugal (deposit)

0.12302
⬇️ slight dip, still #1

Still the best number on the board — entirely deposit-driven.

🐟 Fish – Lithuania (deposit)

0.11973
⬇️ cooled from the morning spike

Raw fish gives back some gains but remains elite while the deposit lasts.

🐄 Livestock – Netherlands (deposit)

0.11400
➡️ quietly strong

Livestock sneaks into the podium thanks to deposit support and stable prices.

📈 / 📉 Big Moves Since Morning

• 🐟 Fish (raw): 0.126 → 0.120
  ⬇️ pullback after an early spike

• 🍽️ Cooked Fish: 0.112 → 0.113
  ⬆️ marginal improvement, tracks raw fish prices

• 🔩 Steel: 0.108 → 0.111
  ⬆️ small recovery, fundamentals holding

• 🧱 Concrete: ~0.107 → 0.110
  ⬆️ regains ground, still best non-deposit option

😬 Bottom of the Table (Still)

🌾 Grain – São Tomé and Príncipe

0.08494
Deposit can’t save it.

❄️ Cocaine – Latvia

0.08518
Slightly better, still awful for 200 production points.

📊 Everything Else (Profit / Point Only)

Products

• 🍽️ Cooked Fish – 0.11347

• 🔩 Steel – 0.11131

• 🧱 Concrete – 0.11007

• 🔫 Ammo – 0.10677

• 💣 Heavy Ammo – 0.10472

• 🔫 Light Ammo – 0.09812

• 🛢️ Oil – 0.09791

• 🥩 Steak – 0.09512

• 🍞 Bread – 0.09502

Raw resources

• 🧲 Lead – 0.10296 (deposit, hours left)

• 🌿 Coca – 0.10039 (deposit)

• 🛢️ Petroleum – 0.09756 (deposit)

• 🪨 Limestone – 0.10270 (no deposit)

• 🌾 Grain – 0.08494 (deposit)

📌 Jan 31 (PM) TL;DR

• Iron holds #1 purely on deposit strength

• Fish cools but stays elite

• Livestock quietly outperforms most products

• Concrete and steel remain the real economy winners

• Ammo is usable again; heavy ammo is stable

• Grain and cocaine remain hard avoids