Traders adopted a “risk-on” mentality the day after the November WASDE with wheat playing the role of the upside leader. While soybeans received a surprise bullish jolt yesterday from the WASDE, today was all about wheat and the reminder that world supplies remain tight this year. Funds were net buyers across the major ag products Wednesday, securing 12,000 contracts of corn, 9,000 contracts of wheat, and 4,000 contracts of soybeans. Managed money funds and index funds both seems to be adding commodity exposure amid a strengthening inflation outlook, which will help put a floor under the CBOT heading into the New Year.   The Brazilian government is expected to decide Thursday whether it will approve drought-tolerant G...