Markets Wheat eases from 2-year high but Black Sea supply woes limit downside Soybeans firmed, tracking higher crude prices, while corn ticked lower Published July 23, 2026 Updated July 23, 2026 11:32am Save Saved 1 min Comments By Reuters Add BRecorder as a trusted source on Google SINGAPORE: Chicago wheat slid on Thursday, as the market took a breather after climbing to a two-year high in the previous session, although the decline was limited by attacks on grain vessels and port infrastructure in the Black Sea region. Chicago wheat jumps on renewed attacks on Black Sea ports Soybeans firmed, tracking higher crude prices, while corn ticked lower. Wheat Soybeans Chicago wheat CBOT soybeans Comments 200 characters remaining More Stories Pakistan, IMF review reform progress Volatility at bourse, KSE-100 down 1,300 points Pakistan reiterates ‘unwavering support’ for Saudi Arabia’s security, sovereignty Oil prices rise to six-week high as US-Iran tensions escalate Gold off two-week peak as oil advances, Fed meeting eyed Houthis say they attacked Saudi tankers in the Red Sea, threatening new chokepoint in Iran war PM Shehbaz told Pakistan aims to halve population growth rate by 2035 Pakistan’s business confidence improves in Q2, but budget concerns persist, finds survey Govt raises petrol price by Rs6.39, diesel by Rs7.83 per litre for July 23 Pakistan invites Meta to expand digital, SME cooperation Modi vows punishment for exam fraud fuelling India protests Browse all stories
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