Australia increased its wheat crop forecast due to favorable weather conditions, coinciding with heightened export demand driven by the Black Sea crisis.
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US wheat futures jumped to the highest in more than a week, as disruptions to shipping in the Black Sea …
Australia's wheat crop prospects are improving, which could help stabilize global wheat supply and prices.
The Turkish government gave the green light to milling wheat exports after a year-and-a-half pause.
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