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Russian wheat fell for the second consecutive week last week.Indeed, according to IKAR, Russian wheat with 12.5% protein loading from Black Sea ports for supply in late December was $334 a tonne free on board (FOB) at the end of last week, down $3 from the previous week.According to SovEcon, wheat export price was down $2 to $338 a tonne.Barley was unchanged

Last week was marked by the release of the USDA’s December WASDE report which, while having made changes from nonexistent to insignificant, was still enough to inspire further selling in wheat and some new soybean purchases. Some bargain buying, however, got involved in the wheat game after the USDA report had sent Chicago wheat futures

This week was marked by the release of the USDA’s December WASDE report which, while making changes from nonexistent to insignificant, was still enough to inspire further clearance in wheat and some new soybean purchases. Some bargain buying, however, got involved in the grain game after the USDA report sent Chicago wheat futures to a

Chinese buyers have been making large purchases of French wheat and barley along with Ukrainian corn and barley in the last week.Some sources, indeed, said importers had secured several hundred thousand tonnes of grain from France and Ukraine.As for French wheat, buyers were understood to have booked between six and 10 vessels, or potentially up to 600,000 tonnes, for shipment mainly between January and March.Consequentially, these latest sales