Wheat ends moderately lower on the CBOT this Friday.

The May wheat contract traded in Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) It closed this Friday (10) with a moderate drop of 3.50 points and 0.61%, quoted at US$ cents 571.00/bushel, with an accumulated decline in the weekly cut of 4.55%. In Kansas City Bank Exchange (KCBT)The grain closed stable with an upward bias (0.25 points and +0.04%), at US$ cents 590.75/bushel – with a weekly loss of 4.06%. In this trading session, cereal prices continue to be pressured by projections of ample global wheat supply, according to the report. Wasde of U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).

According to the document, released yesterday (9), the global wheat stock projection The remaining crop at the end of the 2025/26 marketing year was raised to 283.12 million tons, compared to 276.96 million previously and above market expectations, given larger harvests in the Russia and in European UnionAccording to the climate bulletin of USDAIn the plains, isolated rain showers and thunderstorms are occurring. Kansas and surrounding areas. Cold weather persists in the northern plains, with frosts in the south. NebraskaHowever, despite the improved weather in wheat-growing areas in these regions, states such as Oklahoma and Texas They remain drastically affected by the drought. According to the report Drought Monitor of USDA, 68% of the area of crops US winter wheat It is affected by adverse weather conditions, exceeding the 65% recorded last week. Furthermore, the agency also released… US wheat sales until April 2nd. According to the USDA164,000 tons were sold, exceeding the projected 150,000 tons.

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.