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Wheat prices surge to two-year high amid Black Sea attacks and U.S. crop concerns
Wheat prices have reached a two-year high due to escalating attacks on Black Sea port infrastructure and concerns over the smallest U.S. wheat crop since 1970. These factors have intensified supply fears, driving prices upward.
Key points
- Black Sea port attacks disrupt grain exports, tightening global supply.
- U.S. wheat production forecasted at 1.536 billion bushels, the lowest since 1970.
- Global wheat prices hit three-year high amid supply concerns.
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