The article discusses the current agricultural market in Chicago, focusing on the pricing and closure of various futures contracts for commodities such as wheat, corn, and soybeans. During the period of March to May, wheat is being delivered at a set price of US$ 280/t. Corn is offered at a lower price of US$ 240/t, while soybeans are proposed at US$ 78,000/t for immediate delivery and fixings. The futures for these commodities had a mixed closing balance, with wheat finishing positively due to technical buying, corn experiencing losses due to optimism about the potential renewal of Ukrainian grain exports, and soybeans closing significantly lower amid concerns in the banking sector following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.