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Grain Trends: AHDB outlook negative for grains and oilseeds 2023-12-06

By Kirk Maltais -- Wheat for December delivery fell 1.8% to $5.80 1/2 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Thursday, weighed down by USDAs increased outlook for Russian production in the...

By Paulo Trevisani --Wheat for December delivery rose 3.9% to $5.92 1/4 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday, leading a rise across the grains complex ahead of the USDA supply...

Egypt booked around 480,000 metric tons of Russian wheat, Bloomberg reported on Oct. 10 citing anonymous traders.

Kremlin price floors fail to prevent slide in wheat market

Egypt's state grains buyer bought about a half a million metric tons of Russian wheat in a private deal, four traders told Reuters, succeeding in negotiating lower prices than those offered in the more traditional tenders. One of the world's biggest importers of wheat, Egypt last year started shifting towards direct purchases instead of tenders after the war in Ukraine disrupted its buying. The General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC) bought about 480,000 metric tons of Russia...