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Australian cash wheat prices have recovered from late-January lows to about A$400-405/t at Outer Harbour, helped by a weaker Australian dollar and stronger futures. Demand for lower-grade wheat is firm, and grower selling has been reluctant.
Firmer Australian cash prices and a weaker Aussie dollar support export competitiveness and wheat values, while Black Sea uncertainty adds to the upside risk.
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