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Wheat prices surged past $6/bushel Friday due to Middle East tensions, supply fears, and rising input costs.
Wheat futures jumped 5.9% to $6.18 per bushel on Friday, surpassing $6 for the first time since February 2025, driven by heightened Middle East tensions, rising crude oil prices, and short-covering.
Soybeans and corn also rose, supported by supply concerns at the Strait of Hormuz, which disrupted oil and fertilizer shipments.
Farmers face growing pressure from high input costs and potential fertilizer shortages, while drought conditions worsened in key growing regions.
Despite weak economic data, inflation fears linked to geopolitical instability are keeping Federal Reserve expectations hawkish.
Upcoming USDA and EIA reports will shape near-term market direction.
Los precios del trigo subieron más allá de $ 6 / bushel el viernes debido a las tensiones en Oriente Medio, los temores de suministro y el aumento de los costos de los insumos.