Cash dairy prices experienced mostly upward movement on Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid subdued demand.
Dry whey saw an increase of $0.0050, closing at $0.48.
Blocks rose by $0.0025 to settle at $1.9375. Trading activity involved five sales within the range of $1.9375 to $1.9475.
Barrels held steady at $2.01, with three transactions occurring at $2.01 and $2.0125.
Butter prices remained unchanged at $3.1050 per pound.
Nonfat dry milk prices declined by $0.01 to finish at $1.19 per pound. Trading volume included eleven transactions ranging from $1.1875 to $1.1975.
Overall, the market reflected modest gains in dry whey and blocks, while barrels, butter, and nonfat dry milk prices remained stable or slightly decreased amidst current market conditions.
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