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Afternoon Grain Comments 9-24-2026 – Corn spent today just kind of holding its ground while everybody waits to see what comes out of the Trump-Xi meeting. There weren’t any headlines suggesting China plans to buy corn, and export sales for the week came in on the light side, well under a million tons and less than half of what we sold this time last year, with Japan and Mexico picking up most of what we did sell. Beans are the ones everybody is really watching right now. China booked another flash sale of 120,000 tons this morning on top of the soybeans it already picked up last week, and it looks like China wanted those beans locked in before President Xi’s plane even landed here. Wheat is mostly just reacting to whatever comes out of the Russia and Ukraine situation. Ukraine says it only got about a third of its normal grain exports out the door over the past few weeks, and Turkey is pushing both sides to get back to the table. Here at home, wheat sales fell off from the week before, coming in under half of last year’s pace, and HRW futures closed lower on the day along with the rest of the wheat board. The StoneX Market Intelligence (MI) summed up the corn market well, saying it just awaits the “verdict” from the Trump-Xi visit, and honestly that about sums up the whole grain complex today. At the close today, cash corn was down 1 cent, cash wheat was down 5 cents, and cash beans were even. Have a great rest of your evening.


Morning Grain Comments 9-24-2026 – All of the grains opened last evening lower with November soybeans down 8 and December corn down 2.5 cents but all of the grains managed to trade both sides of Wednesday’s closes but traded mixed through much of the session.  The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “decent overnight trade volume was split evenly between corn, soybeans, and meal, with the latter two holding up the complex into the morning hours as meal rallied to fresh contract and two-plus year spot highs. Spec funds have set record net meal longs in each of the last three CFTC Reports (dating back to September 1) and are estimated to have stretched that number even further up through this week, to nearly +200k net contracts. Today is the day for the much-anticipated Trump-Xi White House meeting, though no major announcements or deals are expected; wars continue to rage on both the Middle East and Black Sea fronts and crude oil and the commodities continue to prop up the grain market overall…”  The export sales report this morning showed 33 million bushels of corn, 21.4 mb soybeans, 9.8 mb wheat, and 100,000 bushels of milo.  At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City December wheat was 5.5 cents lower, Chicago December corn was down 1.5 cents, and Chicago November soybeans were 3.75 cents lower.  Have a wonderful day.
 

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