Fundamentals in the wheat market are not especially bullish. But with weather uncertainty starting to increase seasonally and other markets rallying, wheat was more than willing to follow suit last week. While further rallies still depend on support from corn and soybeans, seasonal trends suggest the market could still target additional gains.
Plenty of targets lie to the upside to provide tests along the way. And that could be the problem. Futures appear to be following the year-after a bull market pattern, where it doesn't take much for the market to peak and stumble. The last week of April on average is the turning point for winter wheat, with Chicago, likely to falter first.
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