
On Friday, December corn settled up 1.5 cents at $4.415 a bushel and January soybeans rose six cents to $11.9425. December Chicago wheat fell eight cents to $5.9125, ahead of the USDA’s November WASDE and Crop Production reports scheduled for November 10.
The session’s mixed moves point to modest support for corn and soybeans and pressure on wheat, while traders await fresh USDA supply-and-demand estimates. The report could reset price expectations across all three markets.
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