US soybeans back near six-week low

PARIS/SINGAPORE, Sept 24 (Reuters): Chicago soybeans fell back towards a six-week low on Wednesday as rising estimates of the amount of Argentine soy booked by Chinese buyers this week kept attention on stalled US-China trade.

Corn edged down, with the market assessing early US harvesting for yield indications, while wheat extended a recovery from contract lows with support from importer demand.

The most-active soybean contract on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) was down 0.4% at $10.08 a bushel by 1048 GMT, close to a six-week low of $10.05 hit on Tuesday.