
Chicago wheat and corn started the session lower but recovered, finishing roughly flat for wheat and slightly higher for corn. December wheat settled at $5.985/bu and corn at $4.4425/bu after touching support levels not seen since early July.
Private estimates project Brazil's 2026/27 corn exports at 38 million tonnes and output at 141 million tonnes.
Lower oil prices weigh on soybean complex sentiment through biofuel and crush margins, while Black Sea uncertainty and a softer dollar are attracting opportunistic buying. Brazil's larger corn export outlook adds to global feed grain supply, keeping downward pressure on prices.
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