GRAINS-Corn steadies, soybeans slip once more as Midwest climate watched

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GRAINS-Corn steadies, soybeans slip once more as Midwest climate watched


By Gus Trompiz and Naveen Thukral

PARIS/SINGAPORE, June 16 (Reuters)Chicago corn futures inched up on Wednesday, consolidating after two-week lows a day earlier, as buyers weighed forecasts for welcome rain and milder temperatures within the Midwest in opposition to the dangers of persisting dryness for crops.

Wheat steadied with corn after additionally touching its lowest since late Might on Tuesday following beneficial prospects for international manufacturing.

Soybeans prolonged losses to a close to two-month low, as decrease than anticipated U.S. crushing exercise in Might and a recent slide in vegetable oil costs added to strain from the improved Midwest climate outlook. POI/

Grain markets have targeted this week on forecasts pointing to widespread rain and an easing in warmth from late this week, outweighing a sharper than anticipated decline in corn and soybean crop rankings final week.

“A cooler/wetter climate sample will quickly arrive throughout key U.S. crop areas, although warmth/dryness dangers will stay within the forecast to some extent regionally,” Isaac Hankes, senior climate analysis analyst at Refinitiv, mentioned in a be aware.

Market contributors are additionally awaiting a clearer image of U.S. corn and soybean plantings in an end-June authorities acreage report, after earlier space projections in March have been decrease than anticipated.

Probably the most-active corn contract on the Chicago Board Of Commerce (CBOT) Cv1 was up 0.3% at $6.69-3/Four a bushel, as of 1127 GMT. New-crop December corn CZ1 edged up 0.2%.

CBOT wheat Wv1 added 0.4% to $6.64-1/Four a bushel. Soybeans Sv1 have been down 0.7% at $14.55-1/2 a bushel after earlier reaching their lowest since April 20.

The Nationwide Oilseed Processors Affiliation (NOPA) mentioned its members crushed 163.5 million bushels of soybeans in Might, up from 160.Three million in April however under a median of analyst expectations for 165.1 million bushels.

Regardless of a sluggish begin to U.S. winter wheat harvesting and drought in spring wheat zones, good international manufacturing prospects, together with within the Black Sea exporting area, have been capping costs.

Costs at 1127 GMT

Final

Change

Pct Transfer

Finish 2020

Ytd Pct Transfer

CBOT wheat Wv1

664.25

2.75

0.42

640.50

3.71

CBOT corn Cv1

669.75

2.25

0.34

484.00

38.38

CBOT soy Sv1

1455.25

-10.50

-0.72

1311.00

11.00

Paris wheat Sep BL2U1

206.50

0.75

0.36

192.50

7.27

Paris maize Jun EMAc1

258.50

0.50

0.19

219.00

18.04

Paris rape Aug COMc1

501.75

-6.25

-1.23

418.25

19.96

WTI crude oil CLc1

72.41

0.29

0.40

48.52

49.24

Euro/dlr EUR=

1.21

0.00

-0.07

1.2100

0.13

Most lively contracts – Wheat, corn and soy US cents/bushel, Paris futures in euros per tonne

(Reporting by Gus Trompiz in Paris and Naveen Thukral in Singapore; modifying by Barbara Lewis)

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