Soybeans were mixed with mostly higher prices due to bear spreading, despite scattered rain and cooler temperatures. The USDA reported that 59% of U.S. soybeans are in good to excellent condition, but export inspections were down. Corn prices were higher due to short covering and technical buying, with some private firms already lowering their yield projections. Wheat prices were mixed, with concerns about planting and development conditions in various countries, and reduced soft wheat production guesses for Europe due to dry weather. U.S. wheat export inspections were also down, with Russia controlling most of the market due to a price advantage.