
Reuters reports CBOT wheat rose more than 6 percent in the four weeks through January 3 before shedding 4 percent in the last three sessions, ending at $7.43-1/2 per bushel. Investors may have trimmed corn length after futures fell 2.5 percent in the same stretch.
Fund liquidation in wheat and corn points to weaker near-term feed grain prices absent new supply or demand news.
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