Keeping an eye on the grain market - October 29 update

Combined global wheat and corn crop is still bigger than last year.

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Keeping an eye on the grain market - October 29 update

Combined global wheat and corn crop is still bigger than last year. A combination of falling global markets on the back of increasing Covid-19 cases and scaling back risk prior to the US election has...

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