The global grain and oilseed market: soybeans rose sharply in price on Thursday, while wheat and corn became cheaper.

On Thursday, October 30, 2029, the wheat complex concluded trading with a decline. December quotations for soft winter wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) decreased to $192.63 per ton, December futures for hard winter wheat on the Kansas City Board of Trade (KCBT) decreased to $188.49 per ton, and December futures for hard spring wheat on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX) decreased to $202.64 per ton. December futures for SRW in Chicago closed at $5.24-1/4, down by 8 cents, March futures closed at $5.40-1/2, down by 7 ¼ cents. December futures for HRW wheat in Kansas City closed at $5.13, down by 9 ¾ cents, March futures closed at $5.29, down by 9 cents. December futures for spring wheat MGEX in Minneapolis closed at $5.51-1/2, down by 10 cents, March futures for spring wheat MGEX closed at $5.71-3/4, down by 9 ¼ cents. The wheat complex was under pressure for most of the trading on Thursday. The market is likely to have a slight reaction to the sales facts after the ...