Wheat prices in Chicago last week showed growth
CBOT wheat prices rose over January 31 – February 6.
The price increased by 21.20 cents to USc/bu 587.6 over the week.
China has postponed imports of around 600 K mt of wheat, mainly from Australia and Canada. In addition, China is even preparing to resell its supplies to South East Asia, again raising questions about Chinese and, more broadly, global demand.
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