The CBOT was mostly higher to end a mostly bearish week with wheat leading the way on several mildly bullish developments. Wheat futures saw price-supportive development in the IGC’s lower 2024/25 global ending stocks forecast, dryness in the U.S. Southern Plains, and smaller Russian 2024 wheat crop predictions. These factors took the CBOT market above technical resistance overnight, though the day session could not quite match that strength. Corn futures pushed higher as well amid spillover buying and news that the U.S. EPA will allow E15 fuel sales this summer. Finally, the soy complex uniformly turned higher amid strong technical buying and short covering as Argentina’s harvest continues to slow. Funds were net buyers for the...