Economics
Australian Wheat Shipments Increase as Demand Gains
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Wheat shipments from Australia will continue at high levels, after jumping in July, as drought cuts supply from Black Sea region countries, CBH Group, the country’s second-largest exporter of the grain, said.
Monthly volumes could continue at around 1.3 million metric tons for the next few months, Tom Puddy, wheat marketing manager for Perth-based CBH Group’s export division said by phone today. Shipments rose to 1.6 million tons in July from 1.2 million tons in June, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics data.