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Wheat, corn and soybean prices rise on Chicago and Euronext

Prices for major agricultural commodities are rising on the Chicago and Euronext exchanges. The supplied report does not specify the scale or cause of the move.

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Higher grain and oilseed prices could increase food and agricultural input costs.

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  1. Blé, maïs, soja : pourquoi les prix grimpent sur Chicago et Euronext ↗lafranceagricole.fr · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 7:31 AM UTC

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