SINGAPORE, April 26 (Reuters) -
* Millers in the Philippines this week bought 55,000 tonnes of feed in a tender at $203 a tonne, including cost and freight, for shipment in August, traders said.
* Milling wheat from the Black Sea region with 11.5 percent protein was being offered between $210 and $215 a tonne, C&F, for August arrival, compared with $220 a tonne quoted earlier this month.
* "There are expectations of higher production in the Black Sea region, that is why prices are coming under pressure," a Singapore-based trader said.
* Chicago wheat lost ground on Friday with the market set for a third week of decline after an inter-governmental body increased its forecast for world supplies amid rising production in the Black Sea region. GRA/
* The International Grains Council on Thursday nudged up its forecasts for world wheat production in the 2019/2020 season, largely reflecting an improved outlook for Russia's crop.
* The inter-governmental body, in a monthly update, increased its global wheat crop forecast by 3 million tonnes to 762 million tonnes with Russia's production seen at 79.5 million tonnes, up from 77.1 million tonnes seen previously.