UN Sees Risk of ‘Widespread’ Hoarding, Wheat Gains

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Global wheat harvests may trail demand for a second year, spurring hoarding and further price gains, said the United Nations.

“Whenever you get the market as tight as we are now, hoarding becomes widespread,” Abdolreza Abbassian, a senior economist at the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, said in an interview by phone from Rome.