TREE NEWS reports: CBOT corn futures fell 1.51% to $4.4150 a bushel on Tuesday, approaching the June 30 intraday low of $4.2575. Wheat dropped 1.28% to $5.9875 a bushel after trading near the June 30 bottom of $5.9050 for five straight sessions, while soybeans slipped 0.27% to $12.1350. The Bloomberg Grains Subindex lost 0.90% to 29.6487, edging toward its June 30 low of 28.5446.
Chicago corn futures fall 1.5%, wheat down about 1.3%
The move matters less for its size than for its direction: corn, wheat and soybeans are all drifting back toward the same late-June floors, suggesting the recent range is being tested rather than broken. Wheat is the one to watch, having hovered near that bottom for five straight sessions without a decisive push lower — a sign sellers lack conviction, or that the market is simply waiting for a catalyst. The broader grains subindex tracking the same lows reinforces that this is a complex-wide drift, not a single-contract story. Whether those June 30 levels hold is the open question.
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