Grains rebounded on Friday to recoup losses a day after the biggest sell-off in commodities since 2008 as investors came flooding back looking for bargains following a bullish US jobs report. Wheat led soyabeans and corn higher, although corn dipped again late morning after its initial rally. As of 10:53 am CDT (1556 GMT), July wheat was up 8 cents at $7.62 per bushel.
July corn was off 5-1/2 cents at $7.03-1/4 a bushel and July soyabeans were up 10 cents at $13.31-3/4.
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