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Soybeans and wheat saw gains into the break but are well off overnight highs, corn saw slight losses most of the night after condition data came in better than expected.

Corn futures held near unchanged, while soybeans and wheat posted mild gains during a quiet overnight session.

Illinois led the increase in condition ratings for both crops.

After the Bell | September 25, 2023 SRW wheat strength led the grain complex higher into the close. Soybeans found support from meal futures, though soyoil weakness capped gains.

USDA reported inspections for corn, soybeans and wheat within trade expectations. Corn inspections remain steadily ahead of year-ago, while soybeans went from notably trailing year-ago to running ahead.