U.S. wheat exports are slowing due to high prices and rising global production, said the Agriculture Department on Thursday. “U.S. export prices are expected to remain elevated [for] the rest of 2021/22, further diminishing U.S. competitiveness,” said the USDA’s monthly WASDE report, forecasting the smallest wheat export total, 840 million bushels, in seven years. Australia… » Read More
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