TREE NEWS reports: CBOT wheat futures fell 1.44% on the week to $7.04 a bushel, while soybean futures gained 1.27% to $13.20 a bushel. Corn edged up 0.24% to $5.2875 a bushel, soybean meal rose 3.35% and soybean oil slipped 0.59%. The Bloomberg Grain Subindex closed Friday at 34.2968, down 0.10% on the day and 0.23% for the week.
Chicago wheat futures fall 1.44% this week; soybeans rise 1.27%
AI take
The week's split is the story: soybeans and meal gained while wheat fell and the broad grain subindex finished marginally lower, so the headline moves are not a single directional grain signal. The divergence between meal strength and soybean oil weakness points to product-level drivers rather than a uniform oilseed move. Whether that meal-versus-oil spread persists, and whether wheat's decline extends, is the open question for anyone tracking input costs.
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