11.   Soybeans inched fractionally higher despite disappointing export inspections.

12.   Solid weekly U.S. export inspections also helped support the price surge.

13.   Solid export sales inspections also contributed.

14.   Soybean prices consolidated after recent gains, with some selling interest also coming from lackluster weekly export inspections.

15.   Strong U.S. weekly export inspections, which surpassed expectations, helped buoy prices.

16.   U.S. weekly export inspections for wheat again came in below expectations.

17.   Wheat, too, slumped on weak export inspections.

18.   Weekly export sales inspections from the USDA were disappointing, which helped drag prices down, analysts said.

19.   Wheat benefited from a higher than expected level of export inspections last week.