1.   Wheat inched higher on precipitation in the heart of the U.S. winter wheat belt Thursday that exceeded expectations.

2.   Wheat inched downward on lackluster U.S. export activity.

3.   Wheat inched higher after posting sharp losses every day this week.

4.   Wheat inched higher but buying interest was limited.

5.   Wheat inched marginally higher in light trading.

6.   Wheat inched higher on technical indications the market is oversold.

7.   Wheat inched higher, before falling.

8.   Wheat inched downward under pressure from the selloff in soybeans.

9.   Wheat inched higher on reports of drought in western Australia, which should make world wheat output slightly smaller.

10.   Wheat inched lower after opening slightly higher.