
US wheat futures climbed over the past week, with CBOT soft wheat posting the largest gains, and May Chicago wheat rose about 80 cents off its lows to trade above $5.70 per bushel. Support came from pandemic-driven retail demand for pasta and flour, stimulus measures, and production problems in France and the Black Sea region.
Production issues in France and the Black Sea combined with strong retail demand support wheat prices, while a stronger dollar could weigh on US grain export competitiveness.
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