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November futures slipped early Tuesday after Monday’s sharp advance, with harvest progress and export data shaping the outlook.

A projected global surplus is pressuring arabica futures, though weather risks and tight near-term supplies still threaten the bearish trade.

Chicago wheat recovered modestly while Kansas City and Minneapolis contracts remained uneven after USDA lifted global ending-stock estimates.

Corn began Monday under pressure as traders sold last week’s USDA yield reduction and prepared for harvest and crop-progress updates.