Tight grain supplies in the European Union should be replenished next season by an improved harvest, but prices could remain high as Chinese demand keeps the global surplus limited, French analyst firm Strategie Grains said. European wheat futures soared this week to seven-year highs as reduced U.S. supply forecasts and Russian plans to curb grain …
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