
CBOT oats futures rose to their highest settlement in five months on May 9, with the July contract closing at US$4.0175 per bushel, its third straight session at or above US$4. Analysts attributed the rally to tight old- and new-crop stocks and spillover from wheat gains, with Statistics Canada reporting oat stocks down 50.9% year on year.
Tight North American oat supplies and a smaller global crop support oat prices, raising costs for oat-based feed rations even as milling demand has softened.
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