Wheat Snaps Two-Day Drop With Demand and Russian Supply in Focus
Futures rose as much as 0.6%, after earlier touching the lowest in more than a week. Prices have been pressured by upgraded forecasts for Russia's harvest, bolstering export prospects from the world's top shipper. Still, there has been indication of fresh import demand from nations like Egypt, Jordan and Syria.
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