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Core Insights - Wheat futures remained flat to down by 2 cents per bushel as traders await the USDA's quarterly grain stocks data to be released on Tuesday [1] - Analysts expect U.S. wheat stocks as of September 1 to be 2.043 billion bushels, up from 1.992 billion bushels year-over-year [1] - Global wheat supply is ample, but Russian export prices have risen for the second consecutive week due to increased demand [1] Wheat Market Summary - CBOT December soft red winter wheat futures fell by 1 cent to $5.1875 per bushel [1] Corn Market Summary - Corn futures declined by 1 to 3 cents per bushel as U.S. corn harvesting progresses, putting pressure on prices [1] - The USDA anticipates record harvest yields for corn [1] - Analysts project September 1 corn stocks to be 1.337 billion bushels, down from 1.763 billion bushels year-over-year [1] - CBOT December corn futures dropped by 2.25 cents to $4.1975 per bushel [1]