USA: the exchange rate of corn was also at a three-year low

In America, a preponderance of sellers, while in Europe, a preponderance of buyers could be seen during Wednesday's crop market trading. In Chicago, wheat became cheaper by 0.1 percent, corn by 0.2 percent, and soybeans by 1.7 percent, while canola rose by 0.2 percent. In Europe, mill wheat and rapeseed became more expensive, corn became cheaper, and the price of fodder wheat stagnated. Chicago corn futures were almost unchanged on Wednesday after expectations of an increase in global supply pushed the price to a three-year low during the day. Soybean futures fell near a two-year low, while wheat was almost unchanged and remained close to Tuesday's seven-week low. Corn remained under pressure after the U.S. government raised its U.S. yield estimate to a record high on Friday and said quarterly data rose 13 percent in December from a year earlier. According to Matt Wiegand, a broker at the commodity exchange company FuturesOne, the strengthening of the US dollar and the risk-free ...