Milling Wheat  World wheat markets are steady/higher this week after futures markets rallied despite the September WASDE’s addition of 4 MMT to world ending stocks. There was a sense that wheat futures were oversold heading into the report and a round of short covering and end-user buying occurred. Northern Hemisphere supplies are now featuring varied quality and Russia’s export program is being thwarted by its export tax program. The WASDE suggests there is no overall shortage, but supplies will be tighter on the margin until the Southern Hemisphere (e.g., Australia) crop becomes available.  The UK wheat harvest is finished with variable results all around, from yields to quality specs. Much of the crop still has hi...

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