date:May 16, 2016
Chicago soybeans slid for a third consecutive session on Friday with poor U.S. weekly export data adding pressure on prices but the market is poised for a fifth week of gains, underpinned by forecasts of tighter supplies.
Corn and wheat are on track for weekly gains even though prices are expected to remain anchored by abundant global grain supplies.
The Chicago Board of Trade most-active soybean contract is set for a 2.9 percent gain this week, corn has risen 2.5 percent and wheat has gained 0