TOKYO -- Global wheat prices have sunk to their lowest level in about three years as Russia pushes exports of a bumper crop, easing food inflation while driving up concerns about an overreliance on Russian grain.
Bumper crop staves off supply fears but feeds concerns about overreliance

Russia's wheat exports have kept up with rising global demand, particularly from developing countries. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Global wheat prices have sunk to their lowest level in about three years as Russia pushes exports of a bumper crop, easing food inflation while driving up concerns about an overreliance on Russian grain.