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While the market is showing some volatility, it continues to trade in a range, especially in US terms; last night it returned to the bottom of the range. Our expectation is that harvest pressure (still only 20% harvested in the US) will see it break this bottom, but that it is also partially reliant on weakening corn prices. These are currently around $15/t more expensive than wheat, which is not the norm.
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