U.S. wheat futures are soaring on technical and speculative support, traders say. Wheat is seeing follow-through buying after a strong close Friday, they say. CBOT Dec wheat faces strong »

CBOT corn futures have surged past $4 in early trade on outside market support and wet weather forecasts. Commodities are higher across the board thanks to a weaker dollar. Traders add that »

CBOT soybean futures started Monday's day session higher, continuing the supportive overnight theme on bullish outside market influences. A weaker U.S. dollar and higher price action in metals, crude oil and »

Estimates for the week ended Thursday, November 12, in million bushels. The U.S. Department of Agriculture report is scheduled for release at 11 a.m. EST (1600 GMT) »

Brazil's main center-south sugarcane region will see rain this week. But the afternoon showers shouldn't disrupt the harvest, weather service Somar said on Monday. »

White sugar deliveries against the December contract totaled 5,520 lots, according to Liffe data. Commodities trade house Louis Dreyfus took all of the deliveries from sellers including Bache »

Canola contracts on the ICE Futures Canada platform were trading at mostly higher price levels at 9:39 EST. Gains in the overnight oilseed markets helped to prop up canola with slow producer offerings and some light domestic »

A sharp fall in European barley plantings could mean higher prices in 2010, traders and analysts say. Ample supplies combined with weak demand--particularly for malting grade barley used in beer and whisky--mean barley is now trading at »

Corn basis is mostly steady to weak Monday morning, while soybean basis is trending mostly steady to firm in some U.S. locations, as wet weather makes its way across the corn belt. Corn and soybean basis last »

Healing seems to be occurring in some of the drier areas from Cordoba to northern Buenos Aires. Showers and thunderstorms since mid-week last week have been locally heavy, but certainly not well »