European wheat futures rise as Black Sea safe-shipping talks stall
Abu Dhabi talks ended without a safe-shipping deal for Russian and Ukrainian exports, and ship-borne wheat exports have halted. Export demand is shifting toward EU wheat, while a weaker euro also supported prices.
· Feedsoft Markets Desk
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European wheat futures climbed. Prices rose after peace talks in Abu Dhabi ended with no progress on a safe-shipping deal for Black Sea exports.
Black Sea wheat ships have stopped. Ongoing attacks have sharply reduced Russian wheat exports and halted ship-borne wheat exports from Russia and Ukraine.
Demand is shifting toward the EU. With Black Sea cargoes stalled, export demand is redirecting to European wheat. A weaker euro also supported prices.
What wheat buyers should watch. Shipping access is still unresolved. Until a safe-shipping deal emerges, Black Sea supply risk stays in focus.
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