
US hard red winter wheat basis bids were largely unchanged on Friday, while KC December wheat futures rose 5 cents to $6.37-1/4 per bushel after touching their lowest since June 30. Expected Southern Plains rainfall and Black Sea export disruptions were cited as factors that could add volatility.
Steady basis and a small futures bounce from multi-month lows show a routine wheat move, with Black Sea disruption as the only fresh supply concern. Rainfall outlook is the main near-term swing factor for HRW prices.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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