CBOT wheat futures fell sharply amid new harvest
CBOT wheat futures fell sharply over July 12-18. During the week the price decreased by 36.0 USc to 535.2 USC/bu.
Strong export demand for US wheat is offset by growing supply of the new harvest, large corn stocks and optimistic forecasts of wheat production in some key exporters.
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