Wheat supply/usage balance after the June acreage report 07/01/2020

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We have calculated a revised US wheat balance incorporating the June acreage data and the most recent crop condition reports. Our U.S. wheat carryout in 2021 is slightly larger than USDA’s early June forecast.

 

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