Most grain prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange fell on Friday September 20. The November soybean futures contract decreased by 1.25 cents per bu to settle at $10.12 per bu, while December wheat increased by 3 cents per bu to close at $5.68 per bu.
Meanwhile, October soybean meal fell by $2.50 per short ton to $317.40 per ton, and December corn dropped by 4 cents per bu to $4.01 per bu.
Corn and soybean futures faced losses following a round of technical selling, influenced by seasonal harvest pressure, while wheat prices captured minor gains, supported by dry conditions in Argentina and Europe.
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