Toltek/iStock by way of Getty Photographs Chicago wheat futures scored their first weekly acquire in 5 because the market awaited a renewal of the Russia-Ukraine export deal. The principle concern is the size of the extension, because the United Nations backs Ukraine's request for a 120-day rollover of the settlement permitting the export of grain …
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Chicago wheat futures scored their first weekly acquire in 5 because the market awaited a renewal of the Russia-Ukraine export deal.
The principle concern is the size of the extension, because the United Nations backs Ukraine’s request for a 120-day rollover of the settlement permitting the export of grain from a number of Ukrainian Black Sea ports, whereas Russia needs to increase the deal for 60 days.
CBOT wheat (W_1:COM) supply settled +1.5% to $7.08 1/2 per bushel Friday, whereas Might corn (C_1:COM) +0.3% to $6.35 1/2 per bushel and Might soybeans (S_1:COM) -1% to $14.78 1/2 per bushel.
ETFs: (NYSEARCA:WEAT), (CORN), (SOYB), (DBA), (MOO)
For the week, wheat gained greater than 3%, corn climbed practically 3% and soybeans ended with a slight loss.
The corn market is being underpinned by Chinese language shopping for, with the U.S. Division of Agriculture making its third consecutive announcement of old-crop U.S. corn gross sales to China, totaling 1.92M metric tons over three days.
Chicago wheat futures fell to 18-month lows final week.
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