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*Corn, wheat decline in profit-taking setback. CHICAGO, May 24- U.S. soybean futures fell on Friday for the first time in seven sessions and corn eased after two days of gains as investors squared positions ahead of the three-day U.S.
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*Corn, wheat decline in profit-taking setback. CHICAGO, May 24- U.S. soybean futures slipped lower on Friday for the first time in seven sessions and corn eased after two days of gains as investors squared ahead the long Memorial Day holiday weekend.
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*Corn edges down, up 1 percent for the week. AMSTERDAM/ SYDNEY, May 24- Chicago Board of Trade soybeans edged lower ahead of a long U.S. weekend, following six sessions of gains, but were still up for the week as tight old-crop stocks and strong demand supported prices.
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*Corn sags on expectations of record planting report. *Wheat prices the lowest since April 3. CHICAGO, May 20- U.S. grain and soybean futures traded mostly lower on Monday, pressured by a pickup in planting around the U.S.
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Wheat fell on technical selling and seasonal pressure as the U.S. harvest neared, with the Chicago Board of Trade July contract hitting a six-week low.
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Corn and wheat futures in Chicago fell more than 2 percent shortly after the release. Many futures traders termed the USDA data broadly within expectations.
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Jerry Gulke, Gulke Group president discusses what he expects to see from today's USDA Supply and Demand Report, with CNBC's Rick Santelli.
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*China's May-July soybean imports seen at record. BEIJING/ SINGAPORE, May 8- China, the world's fourth-largest soy producer and biggest buyer, expects record bean imports in May-July even as a latest bird flu outbreak cuts demand for the feed crop, pressuring crush margins and potentially triggering cargo cancellations.
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CHICAGO, May 3- U.S. soybean futures jumped more than 1 percent on Friday while corn and wheat fell early and then trimmed losses as tight domestic supplies and strong cash markets prompted investors to cover short positions.
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Discussing how staples, including corn, wheat and soy, are holding up in the Midwest amid cold weather, with Weather Channel's Reynolds Wolf and Jeff Kilburg, KKM Financial.
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CHICAGO, April 25- Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures jumped 1 percent on Thursday, rebounding from a one-week low notched the previous session, with a falling dollar and soaring U.S. cash soy markets lending support.
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*Corn turns firm on technicals; slow farmer selling. CHICAGO, April 24- Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures fell over one percent on Wednesday on long-liquidation in anticipation of heavy movement soon of soybean supplies from South America's bumper harvest.
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CHICAGO, April 22- Chicago Board of Trade wheat, corn and soybean futures fell roughly 1 percent each on Monday on forecasts for better crop weather across a broad swath of the soggy U.S. crop belt, traders said.
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Some hedge fund managers are bullish on corn and soybeans, with CNBC's Kate Kelly.
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*Wheat drops after Friday jump, soy slides after crush data. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, April 15- U.S. grain and soybean futures posted double-digit losses on Monday and many other commodities posted steep declines on selling triggered by disappointing economic growth in China, with Chicago wheat headed for its biggest loss in two weeks.
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*Wheat choppy, USDA fails to confirm China rumors. CHICAGO, April 4- U.S. soybean futures fell to a 10- month low and corn set a nine-month low Thursday on worries about a potential slowdown in feed demand from China due to bird flu, and pressure from a surging dollar, traders said.
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Corn futures are down to 9-month lows today; farmers plan to plant on 97 million acres this year. Virginia McGathey, McGathey Commodities president, discusses the impact this will have on the commodity.
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U.S. corn and soybean futures plunged on Thursday, on track for their biggest daily loss in months, after a government crop report shocked professional traders.
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*Corn lower ahead of expected large planting estimate. CHICAGO, March 26- U.S. soybeans rallied for the first time in three sessions on Tuesday as port congestion in Brazil during the harvest of its bumper crop helped drive up cash prices in the United States. Soybeans for May delivery gained 9 cents to $14.46- 1/ 4 per bushel as of 12:10 p.m. CDT.
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CNBC's Jane Wells explain why some people are optimistic about the return of "normal" crop prices this year.
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