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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Comments 9-4-2026 – Corn had a quieter Friday than we’ve seen lately, trading in a fairly tight range with December settling down 4 cents. Overnight volume heading into today was nearly half of what it’s been in recent sessions, so a lot of the fight just wasn’t there. Part of the reason ties back to headlines that U.S. envoys Witkoff and Kushner are headed to both Kyiv and Moscow trying to restart peace talks, which leaned on wheat and spilled over into corn. Today’s Commitment of Traders report is expected to show corn speculators sitting on a record-large long position, and The StoneX Market Intelligence (MI) put a number on it: “we estimate funds are net long approximately 450,000 contracts as of today.” Beans traded gradually lower all session, kicking off with a flash sale of 250,600 metric tonnes to an unknown buyer for new crop. Soybean oil dipped early before clawing back some ground to finish down about 75 points, and its share of the crush has slipped to under 50 percent after running as high as 54 percent back in June. Hot, dry finishing weather across the Midwest has folks debating what it means for yield, with the USDA’s next word coming September 11. Wheat stayed choppy and quiet, mostly drifting lower on the same peace-talk headlines pressuring the rest of the complex, with MI noting the market’s “extensive fund length has made price action at these levels very sensitive to headlines.” We’re heading into a three-day weekend, so keep an eye on the news, things could move fast either direction. At the close today, cash corn was down 4 cents, cash wheat was down 14 cents, and cash beans were down 6 cents. Have a great holiday weekend.
Morning Grain Comments 9-4-2026 – The grain markets will be closed on Monday for Labor Day. The grain markets all had a two-sided trade overnight but were steady to weaker late in the session. The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “volume and volatility slowed a bit overnight as the grains coast into the end of the week, still very near fresh fund-fueled move highs as the trade waits for those specific positions from the CFTC this afternoon, and revised fundamental data from the USDA, StoneX, and others next week. It appears the warm and sometimes-wet Midwest weather pattern will continue right up into early harvest, beneficial for some of the U.S. crop but continually wearing on the rest as condition ratings mostly decline through the season…” In world grain trade news, Sinograin in China will reportedly sell at auction 2.5 million bushels of soybeans from the state owned reserves. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City December wheat was 3.75 cents lower, Chicago December corn down 1.5 cents, and Chicago November soybeans were 5.75 cents lower. Have a wonderful day and weekend.
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