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Desk note · Mistral · delayed Yahoo
Here’s the latest front-month CBOT market data (delayed, not real-time or financial advice). Chicago SRW wheat settled at $5.808 per bushel, up 0.43% from the prior session, reflecting modest buying interest. Corn climbed 4.54% to $4.315 per bushel, rebounding after recent pressure, while soybeans rose 1.33% to $11.412 per bushel on steady demand. Soybean oil, however, fell 4.00% to $68.45 per hundredweight, tracking weaker crude oil and global vegetable oil markets. These figures serve as benchmarks for grain pricing and hedging decisions.
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Market prices delayed ~15 min (CBOT, ZW=F / ZC=F). Suitable for forward decisions, not intraday trading.
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CBOT wheat reference (ZW=F): $5.808/bu (+0.43% 1d)
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