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CBOT grain futures are lower in premarket, with most-active corn down 1%, soybeans off 0.6%, and wheat slipping 0.7%. For all three, the stronger U.S. dollar is creating pressure, says Argus in a note. "[They are] now coming to test important technical areas after a continuous decline observed sinc…
Chicago wheat futures extended their fall on Wednesday to a four-week low, pressured by a rising dollar and hopes that diplomatic efforts could ease Black Sea export disruption linked to Russia's war with Ukraine, analysts said.Corn and soybeans eased further after approaching three-year highs this…
Chicago soybean futures edged higher after Chinese imports of US beans fell in August; traders also look ahead to a Trump–Xi meeting later this week. Wheat and corn gained.
BEIJING, Sept 18 (Reuters) — US soybean futures dipped on Friday but were headed for a weekly gain with Chinese demand in focus ahead of next week's meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping and support from stronger soymeal prices. Wheat was on course for a small weekly rise as traders assessed shipment r
U.S. soybean futures fell Wednesday, pressured by a decline in crude oil prices, after rising more than 2% in the previous session. The drop followed a slower-than-expected August soybean crush rate.
U.S. wheat futures fell to their lowest level in more than two weeks, while soybeans bounced and corn firmed.
Chicago soybean futures slipped after reaching life-of-contract highs, with China-linked U.S. bean purchases ahead of a Trump–Xi meeting.
Chicago soybean futures slipped after hitting life-of-contract highs in the prior session, as China bought U.S. beans ahead of a Trump-Xi meeting.
Chicago wheat futures fell as traders weighed diplomatic efforts to end Russia’s war with Ukraine against ongoing disruption to Black Sea exports. Analysts also pointed to profit-taking after a steady run-up. Corn and soybeans eased.
Grain futures traded mixed ahead of the holiday weekend, with strong weekly export sales supporting corn and soy while wheat slipped amid Russia-Ukraine diplomatic developments. Corn held marginal gains; soy rose $0.25 for the week; wheat fell $0.45.
Chicago wheat futures fell on Friday, extending a pullback from a 3-1/2-year high earlier in the week, as traders tracked whether diplomatic efforts to end Russia’s war with Ukraine could ease Black Sea grain shipment disruption.
Chicago Board of Trade corn futures fell on Thursday as profit-taking followed a three-year high. Traders cited uncertainty over U.S. crop yields and Black Sea export-region conflict. Wheat and soybeans rose.
Chicago wheat futures fell after a prior-session 3-1/2-year high as traders weighed disruptions to Black Sea grain exports tied to ongoing conflicts; corn and soybeans also dropped.
December corn futures closed at 523'4 for a fifth consecutive session higher, after Crop Progress showed a larger-than-expected 3% decline in good-to-excellent conditions.
Grain futures saw varied price action to cap off the week, with Wheat futures pushing higher while Corn futures ended unchanged and Soybean futures edged lower. Market participants weighed recent demand signals, including USDA flash sales of 238,000 metric tons of soybeans to China and 286,000 metric tons of corn to Me
Grain markets experienced a mixed session, with Soybean and Corn futures facing downward pressure while Wheat futures found support. Soybean futures moved lower as U.S. Midwest rain forecasts and lagging biodiesel and oil exports weighed on prices. Corn futures also slipped, driven by cooler temperatures across the Cor
Corn and Soybean futures decline
December Corn futures rose to their highest close since May 28, while November Soybean futures slipped despite an unexpected improvement in USDA crop condition ratings. December Chicago Wheat futures also gained, recovering from early session lows. The latest USDA Crop Progress report showed corn good-to-excellent rati
Grain futures posted solid follow-through buying across the board on Tuesday, led by new crop December Corn futures reaching their highest close since June 2 at 4'64'2. November Soybean futures also showed notable strength, settling at their highest level since mid-May at 11'97'6, while December Chicago Wheat futures e