Key Facts
Soybeans edge higher with SOYB closing at 26.28 dollars, up 0.73 percent day-on-day as buyers tested the market ahead of the next China demand signals
Corn holds broadly steady with CORN settling at 18.30 dollars, down just 0.05 percent day-on-day, suggesting a market still torn between ample supply expectations and cautious import demand
Wheat leads the downside as WEAT finished at 25.22 dollars, slipping 1.60 percent day-on-day on comfortable global stock estimates and a quiet import tape from key Asian buyers
Brazil and Argentina remain the export engine because their vast farm belts and established export infrastructure keep them central to global soy, corn and wheat flows despite recurring weather and logistics risks
