The CBOT started the day higher with corn and the soy complex leading the way after “buy on the bounce” and “risk on” trade developed overnight and in the early morning. Confirmation from the EU that Omicron coronavirus cases present with relatively mild symptoms and a lower mortality risk encouraged markets as economic lockdowns may not be as likely as thought yesterday. That view changed at mid-day, however, as the U.S. confirmed its first Omicron variant case in California. Futures pared losses and KCBT wheat and soyoil headed lower following the news. Notably, fresh technical developments were light on Wednesday with most commodity markets trading inside days on their respective charts. Today was not a “rec...