Chicago grain markets closed higher on November 14, 2026, with soybeans gaining 9.5 to 16 cents and corn gaining 1 to 3 cents. Strong US export sales announcements, including sales to China, supported buying, while the weekly net export sales total for soybeans stayed above one million tonnes.
Firm export demand supports soybean and corn prices, and US export sales strength tightens the supply available for domestic feed users. Gains were capped for corn by expectations of looser US supply and good conditions in South America.
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