WHEAT – Up 3 to 5 cents per bushel.
Boosted by weak dollar and higher equities markets. USDA’s
export sales report showed U.S. wheat exports above trade
expectations.
CORN – Up 1 to 2 cents per bushel.
Support from firm crude oil and higher equities in addition
to a weak dollar and potential further sales of U.S. corn to
China. Gains limited by good U.S. crop weather and USDA’s
export sales report showing corn sales below estimates.
Support from firm crude oil and higher equities in addition
to a weak dollar and potential further sales of U.S. corn to
China. Gains limited by good U.S. crop weather and USDA’s
export sales report showing corn sales below estimates.
SOYBEANS – Up 3 to 5 cents per bushel.
Boosted by gains in crude oil and equities as the dollar
eases. Gains limited by good U.S. crop weather, a soy number in
USDA’s weekly export sales report that was below estimates and
a Census soy crush number that was below estimates.
* CBOT July <SN0> up 5-3/4 cents per bushel at $9.43-3/4
Boosted by gains in crude oil and equities as the dollar
eases. Gains limited by good U.S. crop weather, a soy number in
USDA’s weekly export sales report that was below estimates and
a Census soy crush number that was below estimates.
* CBOT July <SN0> up 5-3/4 cents per bushel at $9.43-3/4