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flag Global wheat stocks rose slightly in 2024-25 due to higher exports, but tight supplies keep markets vulnerable.

flag The USDA’s September report raised global wheat supply for 2024-25 by 9 million tonnes, mainly due to higher output in major exporters, while consumption rose by 5 million tonnes, leading to a 4 million-tonne increase in ending stocks by May 2026. flag The stocks-to-use ratio rose slightly to a historically tight level, still near the lowest since 2007-08, indicating ongoing market vulnerability. flag Global wheat prices have declined, with Australian export bids weakening as exporters focus on existing sales and domestic buyers adopt cautious strategies. flag The U.S. and Argentina’s production forecasts were unchanged, but Australia’s was raised to 34.5 million tonnes. flag As northern hemisphere supplies dwindle, southern hemisphere exports, particularly from Australia, are expected to play a growing role, with the timing and volume of Australian sales likely to influence global prices.

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