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Wheat fell below $7 per bushel in late September, remaining near its lowest level since August 25 as traders assessed fresh details of the US-China trade agreement, including tariff reductions on agricultural products. Both countries announced plans to lower tariffs on roughly $30 billion worth of imports from each sid
Wheat fell to around $7 per bushel, hitting its lowest level since August 25, as renewed diplomatic efforts between Russia and Ukraine raised hopes for progress toward restoring Black Sea shipping. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said talks with US President Donald Trump focused on efforts to end the four-year
Wheat decreased to 709.00 USd/Bu, the lowest since August 2026. Over the past 4 weeks, Wheat gained 4.18%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 36.71%.
(Repeats Thursday's column to additional subscribers without any changes. The views expressed here are those of the author, the chief market analyst for Zaner Ag Hedge and former Reuters agricultural columnist.) By Karen Braun NAPERVILLE, Illinois, Sept 17 (Reuters) — U.S. farmers have just begun harvesting another hug
Soybeans traded mixed, bouncing near session lows and settling near unchanged as profit taking paused a push toward the 1,300'0 level. Corn set a new contract high before giving back gains; wheat pulled back from three-year highs.
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