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Amanda Brill at Total Farm Marketing said, “Wheat futures closed lower across all three U.S. classes, despite early strength. Losses followed weakness in corn, soybeans, and Paris (Matif) wheat. Weekend rains in the Northern Plains boosted spring wheat prospects, while uncertainty over potential August 1 tariffs likely contributed to long liquidation ahead of the U.S. Wheat Quality Council’s spring wheat tour.” The Hightower Report said, “Rising prices are expected to encourage Russian farmers to part with newly harvested wheat. EU SRW yields are expected up slightly to 6.09 tons per hectare, up from 6.08 last month.”