
Chicago wheat futures rebounded on Thursday October 29, 2026, with December SRW rising 4.75 cents to about $6.04 per bushel after Wednesday's decline. November soybeans fell to about $12.20 and December corn slipped slightly to about $4.51.
The session produced a mixed close across the CBOT grain complex.
The divergence reflects routine rebalancing rather than a new supply shock, so feed buyers should see only limited pressure on corn and soybean costs. Wheat's modest bounce keeps the feed-wheat substitution spread roughly unchanged.
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