
Chicago corn rose for the first time in four sessions on Wednesday, while soybeans edged higher on bargain buying. Wheat gained as traders expected Black Sea exports to continue, though concerns about slowing U.S. agricultural demand capped gains.
Routine price moves reflect ongoing uncertainty over Black Sea corridor extension and weaker US export demand. Feed buyers see no decisive new supply shift from this session.
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