Wheat prices in Chicago in the first week of March fell to the lowest level since August 2020
CBOT wheat futures over March 1-7 fell to their lowest level since August 2020.
During the week, the price decreased by 56.8 USc to 520.6 USc/bu.
The fundamental factors remain the same, namely pressure from the Black Sea region, particularly russia.
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