Milling Wheat Sep '26 (MLU26)
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Price Performance
See More| Period | Period Low | Period High | Performance | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Month | 192.75 +4.15% on 02/10/26 | | 201.75 -0.50% on 02/23/26 | +5.00 (+2.55%) since 01/23/26 |
| 3-Month | 191.75 +4.69% on 12/17/25 | | 201.75 -0.50% on 02/23/26 | -1.50 (-0.74%) since 11/21/25 |
| 52-Week | 191.75 +4.69% on 12/17/25 | | 241.50 -16.87% on 02/28/25 | -39.25 (-16.35%) since 02/21/25 |
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