U.S. wheat trade numbers continue to reflect slow global demand. The USDA says wheat export inspections during the week ending August 20th were sharply below year ago levels and less than what’s needed to meet projections for the current marketing year. U.S. wheat exports have been hampered by relatively high prices, and an expected improvement […]
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