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On Thursday, November 12, CBOT December SRW wheat fell 15.25 cents to $5.8425 per bushel, Kansas City HRW and Minneapolis spring wheat also dropped, and December corn lost 5.5 cents to $4.425 per bushel. Traders cited a 19-month high in the US dollar and an upward revision to Argentina's wheat crop forecast to 24.3 million tons.
A stronger dollar makes US grain less competitive abroad, and a larger Argentine wheat crop adds export supply, both pressuring futures prices for wheat and corn.
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