Chicago wheat and soy bean prices rebounded on Wednesday while corn dropped slightly.
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Meanwhile, corn stocks by February 8 were 19.5 million barrels, down 3 percent week on week and 9.3 percent year on year.
After a week-long decline, wheat rebounded Wednesday. Investors are expecting positive export data Thursday.
Though favourable weather outlook for the US western plains and eastern Corn Belt over the next two weeks continued to dampen wheat prices, a more optimistic outlook for export demand is offering support. Multiple export tenders to the Middle East are pending; and there are rumours that Brazil and Russia are seeking wheat from the US.
Short covering pushed up soy bean prices Wednesday.
Though improving weather conditions in Argentina and positive production prospects in Brazil exerted pressure on soy bean futures, rain in Brazil is also delaying the harvest in key soy bean growing areas. With vessels piling up in key ports in Brazil, the demand is jumping back to the US.
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