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Wheat Mixed, with Spring Wheat Leading Higher
The wheat complex closed Tuesday with mixed action across the three exchanges. Chicago SRW futures saw slight gains, fractionally to…
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Wheat Posts Midweek Gains
The wheat complex closed with Wednesday gains across most contracts in the three exchanges. CBT soft red wheat futures saw…
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Wheat Closes with Mixed Action
The wheat complex saw mixed trade on Tuesday, with spring wheat leading the way higher. CBT soft red wheat futures…
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Wheat Closes Higher
The wheat complex posted gains on Monday to take back some of the Friday weakness. CBT soft red wheat futures…
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Wheat Sees Selling as Bears Sold the Fact
The wheat market sold the fact of China purchases on Thursday, with losses across most contracts. CBT soft red wheat…
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Winter Wheat Leads the Bulls
The wheat market saw mixed action on Wednesday with contracts tallying in the winter wheats. CBT soft red wheat futures…
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Wheat Futures Jump to Highest Since July
Wheat futures surged above $5.40 per bushel, marking their highest level since July 22, on expectations of a rebound in…
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Wheat Bulls Give Into Weakness
The wheat complex was under pressure for much of the Thursday session. CBT soft red wheat futures were 7 to…
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Wheat Extends Gains
The wheat complex closed higher across the three exchanges on Tuesday. CBT soft red wheat posted 3 to 5 1/2…
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Chart of The Day – WHEAT
Wheat prices got a short-lived lift this week on market chatter that China was sniffing around for U.S. wheat shipments — possibly…
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