Wheat Holds at 2-Month Low
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Wheat prices held near $6.60 per bushel, their lowest level in two months and more than 13% below an August high. Increased Russian exports and expectations for a strong Australian harvest outweighed concerns about renewed attacks on Black Sea shipping.
Wheat hovered around $6.6 per bushel, the lowest in two months and more than 13% below the 3-1/2-year high of $7.67 reached on August 28, as rising Russian export volumes and expectations of a strong Australian harvest weighed on the market. Traders have largely overlooked renewed Black Sea shipping attacks, focusing instead on Russiaβs growing ...
Markets Commodities Shipping wheat prices grain markets Russian exports Australian harvest Black Sea shipping attacks agricultural commodities