Wheat, Corn, and Soy Rebound on Export Demand

Wheat, corn, and soybeans are trading up after a recent price drop.

This is due to increased export demand and the fact that prices had dropped to levels that created demand from buyers.

Wheat had fallen to a five-year low before recovering.

Export numbers are up, and U.S. crops are more attractive to foreign buyers.

The US is expected to produce large corn and soy harvests later this year.