Corn and soybean markets are holding near unchanged as support from bullish weekly export sales is being countered by the ongoing harvest, particularly with forecasts showing several days of rain-free weather in the Midwest.
The weekly export sales for corn and soybeans were up from a week ago and topped trade forecasts, with China again the leading buyer in soybeans.

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n and soybean markets are holding near unchanged. (Photo: maciek905/Thinkstock)

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