Wheat, Soy and Corn Bounce off Lows as Demand Stirs
Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures rebounded on Thursday after hitting a five-year low the previous day, and corn recovered from earlier contract lows as technical support and signs of new export demand countered the pressure of ample supplies, traders said.
Soybeans also edged up from a four-month trough as low prices stirred demand for the oilseed.
Abundant supply expected from Northern Hemisphere wheat harvests and autumn corn and soybean harvests in the United States dragged down prices the...
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