Wheat prices rise as Ukraine export deal expires on Monday

Concern about hot weather in North America and the dollar's 15-month low are making US supplies cheaper in export markets
Ukrainian cereals being unloaded from a barge at a port on the Black Sea. File picture

Ukrainian cereals being unloaded from a barge at a port on the Black Sea. File picture

Fri, 14 Jul, 2023 - 18:26

The prices of global wheat rose amid concerns over the future of Ukraine’s wartime grain export shipping deal, expiring on Monday.

Soybeans and corn rose on worry about hot dry weather forecast in US and Canadian grain belts. 

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