For the past two months, wheat prices have been rising quietly.
Then the numbers began telling the biggest story.
Prices jumped by 35% as American wheat production falls to its lowest level since 1971.
U.S. wheat stocks are also expected to drop by 22% this year, to just 722 million bushels.
Less wheat. Scarcer supplies. And prices are already responding.
Then the numbers began telling the biggest story.
Prices jumped by 35% as American wheat production falls to its lowest level since 1971.
U.S. wheat stocks are also expected to drop by 22% this year, to just 722 million bushels.
Less wheat. Scarcer supplies. And prices are already responding.
