USA: American wheat went down after the holiday

On December 27, wheat quotes in the US and Europe behaved quite differently. American wheat fell, British did not change, and French rose. On December 27, the dollar fell against the euro and rose against the pound. In Paris, March wheat contracts rose by 1.12%, in Chicago they fell by 0.26%, and in London in January they remained unchanged. In Chicago, corn quotes rose by 1.20%, and soybean quotes by 0.20%, KazakhZerno.kz writes. On December 27, at the Chicago Stock Exchange (SWOT), wheat contracts fell from $7.76 to $7.74/bushel, or by 0.26% ($284.36 per ton). Corn rose from $6.66 to $6.74/bushel, or by 1.20% ($264.27 per ton). Soybeans rose from $14.79 to $14.82 per bushel, or 0.20% ($544.78 per ton). In Europe, on December 27, at the LIFFE exchange in London, January wheat contracts remained unchanged at 236.50 pounds per ton ($283.8). In Paris, on December 27, on the MATIF exchange, March wheat contracts rose from 311.75 to 315.25 euros per ton, or by 1.12% ($337.32). May ...