Grain futures face mixed trading as corn and soybean markets rebound from early pressure, while wheat posts its fourth consecutive weekly loss. Corn futures recover to settle at 528'2 despite weekly export sales coming in at 838,000 metric tons, near the low end of expectations. November Soybean futures dip below the 1300 mark before bouncing back to 1319'0, even as export sales miss estimates by nearly 1 million metric tons. Meanwhile, December Wheat futures decline to 703'2, weighed down by weak export demand of just 268,000 metric tons. Market participants continue to monitor ongoing trade negotiations and shifting agricultural demand.
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