The world prices for wheat fell to a two-year minimum

The world prices for wheat fell to a two-year minimum against extension of the grain transaction, these auctions at the Chicago commodity exchange testify. In the morning on May 22 July futures for wheat fell in price for 0,7 percent to level of the previous closing of auctions, to 6 dollars and 0,5 cents for bushel — it became the lowest price since April, 2021. As of 14:10 Moscow time the cost of contracts was a little corrected — to 6 dollars and 0,9 cents for bushel (a minus 0,5 percent). Wheat becomes cheaper because of expectations of further receipt to the world market of large volumes of grain with...