Corn, soybean and wheat futures all ended the week higher, breaking multi-week losing streaks. December corn settled at 445'4 with weekly export sales hitting a marketing-year high of 2.881 million tonnes and a flash sale to Mexico.
January soybeans gained 39 cents on the week, with export sales of 1.15 million tonnes, while December Chicago wheat posted its first weekly gain in 11 weeks.
Strong export demand and a rebound from oversold levels support near-term grain prices, though CONAB left Brazilian corn and soybean output unchanged and wheat export sales were weak.
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