Chicago wheat prices are experiencing a plateau due to the introduction of Southern Hemisphere harvests, with Argentinian wheat becoming more competitive globally. However, rainfall in eastern Australia has diminished fodder quality. The market is also closely watching the upcoming phase of the campaign, which has seen the export quota to Russia significantly reduced. Soybean prices are also under pressure due to anticipated production in South America, though US international sales are mitigating this. The USDA announced the sale of 30 kt of soybean oil to South Korea. At the Chicago close, SRW wheat for March 2025 rose to $5.49/bu, corn fell to $4.3/bu, and soybeans for January 2025 dropped to $9.84/bu.