Key Facts
Soybeans rose, extending their July rebound with SOYB closing at 26.11 dollars, up 1.01 percent day-on-day on July 22 according to the live price board.
Corn firmed on demand and weather support as CORN settled at 18.28 dollars, a 1.50 percent daily gain that keeps the tracker near recent highs.
Wheat led the move higher in the complex with WEAT finishing at 26.00 dollars, up 3.17 percent, mirroring sharp gains in Chicago wheat futures.
Brazil is underpinning global soy supply with state agency Conab projecting a record 2025/26 soybean crop of 177.67 million tonnes, 3.6 percent above the previous year.
