Overnight markets finished with slight losses in corn and wheat but minor gains in soybeans on very light trading volume. Today’s session saw wheat make some 4-5 cent gains early with corn and soybeans lower. There was a report that President Trump and President Jinping will try to meet just before the G-20 meeting in Buenos Aeries scheduled for late November. Meanwhile, USDA also announced the cancellation of soybeans sales of 180,000 MT to China and 120,000 MT to “unknown.” Weather across the U.S. Corn Belt continues to generally look good for corn and soybean harvests. Western Europe and most of the Black Sea remain very dry, though, which will start impacting winter wheat acreage and yield potential. U.S. equity mark...

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