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Corn, soybean futures end higher after USDA Supply and Demand update brings few surprises, wheat ends at six-week low.

Drought-affected areas expanded and intensified on the Drought Monitor map in areas of the South including Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas as well as in the Southern Plains.

We expected a yawner from USDA this month and that’s exactly what it delivered, aside from wheat – and even that wasn’t a surprise.

The USDA increased U.S. and global wheat and corn carryout numbers above pre-report estimates. Meanwhile, U.S. and global cotton and soybean carryout numbers were under pre-report estimates.

Big jumps in weekly cash prices for corn and soybeans.

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Winter wheat falls to lowest levels in a month, corn and soybeans lower ahead of USDA supply update.

All three were within the range of pre-report expectations but up sharply from the previous week.

Two-sided trade was seen in the grain and soy markets overnight, but futures are weaker and near session lows this morning.