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EU wheat futures show sharp rise 02/07/2012
Iran has no wheat exports this year 02/07/2012
Revamped Canadian Wheat Board to compete publicly in weeks 02/07/2012
Jordan buys 150,000 tonnes of wheat 02/06/2012
India's 2011-12 wheat production estimated to increase 3% 02/06/2012
Goldman raises forecast on South American corn, soy, wheat 02/03/2012
Japan purchases its first April's wheat 02/03/2012
US corn, soy, wheat price forecasts up 02/03/2012
Ukraine will resow at least 30% winter crop land 02/03/2012
US wheat groups call for open border with Canada 02/03/2012
North Dakota gets lower soy, spring wheat prices 02/03/2012
Moldova plans to buy 10,000 tonnes of wheat this year 02/02/2012
US wheat surges to 4.5 month peak amid Russia's worry 02/02/2012
CBOT wheat prices to increase to US$7/bushel 02/02/2012
Cold weather pushes EU wheat futures to new high 02/02/2012
Spain to import more Brazilian wheat under EU quota 02/01/2012
Russia procures 14,850 tonnes milling wheat on intervention tender 02/01/2012
Australia's wheat exports set to hit all time high 02/01/2012
Japan seeks to import wheat for coming April 02/01/2012
Kazakhstan's wheat exports face logistics woes despite Russia's withdrawal 02/01/2012
Pakistani wheat crop shows big decline 02/01/2012
India's Punjab, Haryana see better wheat harvest 02/01/2012
Pakistan not facing wheat scarcity 01/31/2012
Russia's wheat export prices soar 01/31/2012
Cold weather affects Russian wheat 01/30/2012
Egypt rejects Kazakh wheat after purchase 01/30/2012
Japan purchases 150,191 tonnes of wheat for March shipment 01/30/2012
South Korea's Nofi buys 110,000 tonnes of feed wheat 01/30/2012
South American drought lifts US corn prices 01/27/2012
IGC sees 2012-13 global wheat yield at 685 million tonnes 01/27/2012
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Evidence that USDA got its South American feed crop numbers wrong and large downward revisions are looming is growing. This carries greater implications for corn prices than it does for soy.
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