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WHEAT
SRW wheat made a reversal today on the charts and closed 23 cents higher! There were reports of tenders for wheat from Japan, Algeria, and Tunisia, with prices steady to higher and the US in competition to win the business. SRW May Wheat chart is below. The next resistance is $4.70.
Additionally, the US/China trade deal received bullish news as USTR Robert Lighthizer said a deal could be only a few weeks away. The two sides are so close on a deal that they already have a 120 page document for the trade agreement. Both sides have to still hammer out important details, but this was the first time Lighthizer seems bullish on getting a deal done instead of playing down trade talk progress.
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