
Russian wheat prices for delivery from Baltic ports fell 1.5% in the week of November 2–8 to $257 per tonne, with estimates indicating a 7% decline over roughly two and a half weeks. Prices also weakened for wheat from Argentina, Australia and France, amid expectations that Black Sea shipping could resume and a good harvest in the Southern Hemisphere.
The prospect of restored Black Sea shipping and stronger Southern Hemisphere supplies increase export availability, putting downward pressure on wheat prices.
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