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US farm markets were mixed on Thursday. Export optimism kept corn prices 1% in the green. Soybean was also firmer, up 0.15%, at the bell. The rest of the soy complex was mixed, as soymeal softened by more than 0.9%, while soyoil raced 2.47% higher. Meanwhile, wheat contracts retreated moderately, as Chicago SRW was down

US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher, on Wednesday. Corn closed 0.93% higher on a second straight day of strong export business. Soybean was 0.3% weaker, on pressure from crude oil losses. Meal eroded 0.58% lower, while soyoil made 0.28% gains. Wheat prices extended their strength, as Chicago SRW was up 0.93%, Kansas City

US farm markets all trended higher on Tuesday. Wheat prices continued to rebound posting double-digit gains. Corn prices trekked more than 1% higher, while soybeans posted some fractional gains. The rest of the soy complex made modest inroads, with soymeal up 0.4% and soyoil price up around 0.6%. In Europe, wheat and corn edged higher,

US farm markets were mixed, but mostly lower, on Monday. Corn and soybean contracts closed weaker, amid banking sector volatility and the crude oil dip. The rest of the soy complex was also in the red. Meanwhile, wheat prices found moderate improvements, also driven higher on views that Kansas’ crop is lagging. European wheat and

US farm markets closed mostly higher last Friday. Grain prices rebounded after suffering a significant and widespread selloff on Thursday. Grain markets on Euronext tumbled. Oil prices climbed more than 1% higher. The BDI, gained for the third straight week, closing up about 3.3%, on Friday. Wall Street’s indexes ended down more than 1%, and

US farm markets sold off on Thursday. Wheat prices tumbled, with Chicago down 3.16%, Kansas City HRW falling 2.87%, and MGEX spring wheat, 2.5% lower. Corn also faced double-digit drops, down 2.24%. Soybeans were relatively spared, but still trended 0.46% lower. The rest of the soy complex was mixed, as soyoil tumbled more than 3.4%

US farm markets were mixed but mostly lower following USDA’s latest WASDE report. Corn moved down 1.38%, while soybean after testing double-digit gains, only finished 0.15% higher. The rest of the soy complex was mixed, as soymeal fell 0.43% lower, while soyoil improved by 0.72%. Wheat prices were also mixed, but mostly in the red,

US farm markets were mixed but mostly lower on Tuesday. Corn eased 0.43%, while soybeans faded about 1%. The rest of the soy complex also slumped lower, with soymeal posting 1.13% losses, while soyoil tumbled nearly 3% lower. Winter wheats were firmer, with Chicago SRW picking up 0.4% and KC HRW adding 0.19%, while spring