In a trading week that was shorter than usual due to Thanksgiving, there has been little fresh wheat news. Instead, markets have been buoyed by China’s continued purchasing of US corn. With another 200,000 tonnes purchased last week, the market continues to predict China’s overall demand. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has estimated it will reach 7.2 million tonnes while other private analysts are estimating that China will tender up to 30 million tones of US corn. Either way, it is creating uncertainty in markets, which is a supportive factor for old crop.

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