Wheat area in Chicago is celebrating the growth of the third trading day in a row.

Still, it remains in force, the factors of the forecast reduction in acreage of U.S. wheat for harvest in 2017 as well as drought in several producing States.

But major Monday the support from neighbouring markets – corn and especially soybeans. Soybean market rose 2 percent, reacting to a surge in Asian oil markets. Sharply intensified export demand for soybeans from the United States.

The December U.S. winter wheat was grown

soft wheat SRW in Chicago by $0,83 to 150.74 $/ton
hard wheat HRW in Kansas city by $2.11 to 152,30 $/ton

Hard spring wheat HRS in Minneapolis has decreased by $0.92 to 193,54 $/ton.