The global grain and oilseed market: wheat and corn prices fell on Friday, while soybeans became more expensive.

On Friday, February 6, 2026, wheat futures declined on all three exchanges. March quotations for soft winter wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) fell to $194.65 per ton, March futures for hard winter wheat on the Kansas City Board of Trade (KCBT) fell to $195.20 per ton, and March futures for hard spring wheat on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX) fell to $209.44 per ton. March futures for SRW wheat in Chicago closed at $5.29-3/4, down by 5 ½ cents, while May futures for wheat in Chicago closed at $5.39, down by 5 cents. March futures for HRW wheat in Kansas City closed at $5.31-1/4, down by 7 ¼ cents, while May futures closed at $5.43-1/2, down by 7 cents. March futures for spring wheat MGEX in Minneapolis closed at $5.70, down by 1 ½ cents, while May futures for spring wheat MGEX closed at $5.83-1/2, down by 1 ¾ cents. According to export sales data, the volume of wheat export commitments amounted to 21,974 million tons, which is 17% higher than the same week last ...