U.S. wheat futures rise across CBOT, KCBT and MIAX as July contracts expire
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US wheat futures strengthened across CBOT, KCBT, and MIAX, reflecting firmer near-term pricing as markets weigh supply uncertainty. Winter wheat harvest is ahead of normal, but spring wheat condition dispersion—especially a sharp ratings drop in Montana—adds weather-driven risk. EU early-July export volumes are running below last year, and ongoing constraints on Russian flows through the Kerch Strait reinforce concerns about global export availability.
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U.S. wheat futures advanced across CBOT, KCBT and MIAX on Tuesday, with front-month contracts up 4 1/4 to 11 3/4 cents. U.S. winter wheat harvest reached 67% by Sunday, running 6% ahead of normal, while spring wheat conditions showed mixed regional shifts led by a sharp drop in Montana. EU wheat exports in the first 12 days of July totaled 214,904 MT, down from 260,897 MT a year earlier, according to EU Commission data. Russia’s exports through the Kerch Strait remained limited following last week’s report of restrictions, adding to worries about potential disruptions to global supply.
