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Soybean futures, corn futures and wheat futures were all lower in overnight trading.

Weather concerns and the WASDE report led the grain news this week. Check out a roundup of what editors found in the markets.

Corn, soy edge slightly higher ahead of WASDE; Spring wheat rises on severe storm concerns. Plus – a WASDE preview

(Adds details on soy supplies, corn demand, price reaction, analyst quote)By Mark WeinraubCHICAGO, June 10 (Reuters) - U.S. corn supplies will fall to an eight-year low due to rising demand from the ethanol and export sectors, the government said on Thursday.But the soybean stockpile will be bigger than expected as high prices have cut into demand for soyoil and soymeal,

Soybean futures and corn futures were higher in overnight trading while wheat futures declined.

WASDE helps corn gain momentum

Increasing ethanol and export demand shrinks stocks to tightest level since 2012/13.

The report marks a shift in supply concerns away from soybeans, which are crushed into animal feed and increasingly used for renewable diesel, to corn that is being scooped up by China and is the main ingredient in ethanol biofuel.

Spring wheat sells off on Canadian rains; Grains take a dive on profit-taking, WASDE expectations tomorrow

2. Crop Prices Buoyed by Hot Weather, Tight Rapeseed Market, Commerzbank Says Grain and oilseed prices have been buoyed in recent weeks by hot, dry weather in the U.S. Midwest, and a new report shows the rapeseed crop in France, formerly Europe’s biggest producer of the oilseed, will drop to a 20-year low, according to reports from Commerzbank. About 72% of the U.S. corn crop was rated good or excellent condition as of Sunday, down from 76% a week earlier, the Agriculture Department said ea...