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8m ago07.46 EDTWheat prices rise amid Black Sea tensionsWheat prices have risen, as traders worried over war risks to Black Sea exports.The most-traded wheat contract on the Chicago board of trade rose 1.5% to $6.49 a bushel. But Turkish officials have since indicated ships are passing normally through the Turkish straits, easing concerns.Turkish foreing minister Hakan Fidan said on Saturday that Ankara had asked Russia and Ukraine to declare a moratorium on their attacks in the Black Sea, which have disrupted grain flows.Share
- ▪8m ago07.46 EDTWheat prices rise amid Black Sea tensionsWheat prices have risen, as traders worried over war risks to Black Sea exports.The most-traded wheat contract on the Chicago board of trade rose 1.5% to $6.49 a bushel.
- ▪But Turkish officials have since indicated ships are passing normally through the Turkish straits, easing concerns.Turkish foreing minister Hakan Fidan said on Saturday that Ankara had asked Russia and Ukraine to declare a moratorium on the
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8m ago07.46 EDTWheat prices rise amid Black Sea tensionsWheat prices have risen, as traders worried over war risks to Black Sea exports.The most-traded wheat contract on the Chicago board of trade rose 1.5% to $6.49 a bushel. On Euronext, the front-month wheat contract rose 0.6% to €224.25 a metric ton.Chicago wheat futures prices are well below the highs of more than $7 a bushel hit last month when disruptions to Black Sea exports began, but are still up nearly 30% so far this year.Bloomberg reported over the weekend that Turkey has restricted commercial ship traffic entering the Black Sea following attacks on vessels.
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