Chicago | Reuters — Chicago wheat, corn and soybean futures firmed on Wednesday, supported by weather conditions in South America that hamper rival exports, though higher-than-expected U.S. supplies limited gains. […] Read more
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South America's weather drags on competing exports
'People are returning to the Argentine situation'
China seen as more competitive in domestic chicken, pork markets
Wheat mixed, corn ends firm
Brazil's CONAB projects big corn crop, record soy crop
Canola still entrenched in $800-$900 range
'We’re back to trading weather right now'
Soy trade focused on Brazil's crop potential
La Nina 'is still out there,' analyst says