Soybean futures lost momentum after an earlier rally, while corn and wheat prices slipped. Reuters attributed the moves to a stronger US dollar.
The S&P GSCI Agriculture Index was little changed on the day.
A firmer dollar makes US grains more expensive for overseas buyers, which can curb export demand and weigh on futures. Soybean meal and feed grain buyers may see softer near-term pressure, though the earlier soybean gains remain supported by the recent USDA cuts.
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