Here is an interesting riddle: With USDA likely to increase its already record large 2020/21 world wheat production estimate a few MMT in Friday’s October WASDE, why is it that the spot CME December 2020 Wheat (SRW) contract is trading at the highest level for a spot CME wheat contract in more than five years?  For the last five years or so we have gotten used to mostly placid, dull wheat markets – both futures and cash. Markets were burdened by surplus supplies, and volatility was usually quite low as was futures trading volume. World wheat production has steadily risen and should be near 770 MMT in Friday’s October WASDE. Ending 2020/21 world wheat stocks are estimated near 320 MMT which would be 41 percent of annu...