
Chicago corn futures hit a one-month high on Thursday as speculators covered short positions, while falling crude prices pulled soybeans lower after four sessions of gains. The most-active corn contract settled at $4.88-1/2 a bushel, its highest close since Aug.
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Short-covering ahead of USDA's quarterly stocks report lifted corn from three-year lows, but the bounce depends on the report, and weaker energy prices weigh on soybean oil and soybean futures.
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