The U.S. winter wheat crop is progressing, with 92% reported headed as of Sunday, 7% ahead of the five-year average. Harvest is at 11%, faster than the average 6%. Wheat crop conditions dropped to 25% good/excellent, with the Brugler500 index declining 6 points to 263. In contrast, 98% of the U.S. spring wheat crop is planted, and emergence is at 87%—both figures ahead of normal, with conditions at 52% good/excellent.
In export data, the U.S. shipped 319,730 metric tons (11.75 million bushels) of wheat during the week ending June 4, a 20.65% decrease from the previous week and 1.38% below last year’s figures. Mexico was the largest recipient, with 83,211 metric tons, followed by 44,104 metric tons to Indonesia, and 40,448 metric tons to Venezuela. U.S. exports for the 2025/26 marketing year totaled 23.997 million metric tons, representing a 9.13% increase from the prior year.
Furthermore, Ukraine’s APK-Inform revised its wheat crop estimate to 21.7 million metric tons, an increase of 1.8 million metric tons. A South Korean importer recently purchased 19,500 metric tons of U.S. wheat.
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