On Thursday, the market for U.S. wheat, it would seem, has received little support in the form of a reduced forecast for ending stocks in the USA (0.28 million tons), which made the USDA in its March report.

However, for sites where traded futures for winter wheat, this was a positive strike through the weather forecasts of the imminent rains in producing areas of the Us Plains, is currently experiencing a shortage of soil moisture.

May quotes of the U.S. winter wheat have decreased:

soft wheat SRW in Chicago by $1.10 to 163,14 $/ton
hard wheat HRW in Kansas city for $1.29 to 169,94 $/ton

Hard spring wheat HRS in Minneapolis by $1.56 to 197,95 $/ton.