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Congress clears stopgap spending bill through Feb. 18, but no waiver of pay-as-you-go rules

Soybean futures expected higher on fresh export business, corn firmer, wheat lower.

Soybean futures extended their corrective gains from the two previous days overnight, which helped support corn. Wheat futures held in a tight range in narrowly mixed trade.

Wheat futures up sharply amid fresh demand, tight supplies of milling-quality wheat; corn and soybeans also up.

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Legislators work to keep the government open, FAO’s food price index continues to climb and China compels energy purveyors to prioritize shipments to fertilizer producers...

Grain, soybean futures seen firmer on fresh demand, supply concern in wheat.

As of Nov. 30, 52% of U.S. winter wheat area was covered by drought conditions, up from 49% the previous week.