Corn and soybean futures were quieter on Tuesday following Monday’s active session, with prices mostly lower.
Forecasts for hot weather later this week continued to support the two crops, which entered the week in mostly good to excellent condition.
Wheat futures were a little higher on the eve of the U.S. harvest as traders continued to monitor water damage to the crop in France.All access premium subscription
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