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Euronext wheat eased from a life-of-contract high after a rally driven by strong export demand, rumoured French wheat sales to China, and higher energy costs. December milling wheat settled 0.6% lower at 276.50 euros a tonne, and Chicago futures also weakened.
Profit-taking after a sharp rally leaves European wheat prices high, and buyers may see some demand shift from wheat to maize as feed prices rise.
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