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Wheat futures rose for a third session after Russia threatened to escalate operations in Ukraine, raising concern about further disruption to Black Sea grain shipments. Chicago most‑active wheat futures jumped as much as 1% on Monday before trimming gains; the contract is on its longest winning streak in a month. Russia said it will intensify strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure. Black Sea wheat supplies have been heavily constrained since July; further escalation could undermine Turkey’s efforts to protect shipments. CRM AgriCommodities said Turkey-led mediation could eventually restore flows but may take months; progress would remove the risk premium, while continued supply disruption would keep supporting prices.

EU foreign policy chief kallas said Russia's hybrid attacks are endangering lives across Europe.