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Wheat Edges Lower on Peace Hopes as Black Sea Attacks Continue
Source: Bloomberg
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Chicago wheat edged lower after its steepest drop in nearly three years, as hopes for a Russia-Ukraine peace deal faded amid continued Black Sea fighting. The setback in geopolitical risk sentiment likely weighed on wheat prices, though the move appears more incremental than market-defining.
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