Any spillover of hostilities onto the Black Sea, such as an attack on a commercial vessel carrying Russian wheat for export out of the Black Sea, would instantly disrupt global availability of ...
Russian and Ukrainian farmers are expected to harvest 110.4 MMT of wheat in 2022, 2.6 MMT more than previously forecast by Black Sea region ag consulting firm SovEcon. For Russia, SovEcon ...
Corn and soybeans also gained on worries over Black Sea feed grain and oilseed shipments being stopped by the crisis. The Chicago Board of Trade’s most active wheat contract rose 5.35% to $9.05 ...
Wheat prices fell sharply in Chicago, where the bushel of wheat (about 27 kg) for September delivery went down 5.86% to US$ 7.5900. On Euronext, wheat closed at € 325.75 a ton for September ...
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