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Corn, soybeans and wheat each favored the upside, with wheat leading the way higher following yesterday’s steep decline.
Wheat futures led overnight losses in the grain markets to open the week.
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Wheat led strength overnight though corn and soybeans showed remarkable strength as well, both surging near the early September highs.
Wheat futures firmed overnight amid global supply concerns and rising tensions in the Black Sea region, while corn and soybeans built on Thursday’s gains.
In WSJ op-ed, Penn says moderators appeared to have ‘decided in advance’ to fact-check Trump but not Harris
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