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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Comments 8-25-2026 – Corn stayed up in the day session fueled again by the Pro Farmer tour’s low national yield estimate. Beyond domestic production Brazil’s yield is now in question. Projected growth acreage is projected to already be low and The StoneX Market Intelligence (MI) stated, “analysts are now trying to estimate yield potential under scenarios involving reduced fertilizer availability or rationing due to price.” The worry comes amid the rising fertilizer prices and scarcity caused by the US-Iran conflict and the Strait of Hormuz. Brazil’s commitment to domestic production of ethanol is capping its ability to help with world demand. Soybean oil recovered off of multiweek lows and support for limited SREs caused an uptick in pricing today. Wheat followed corn today along with a lack of substantiation from a story yesterday of Ukraine reaching out to Russia about staying away from grain shipments. At the close today Kansas City September wheat closed up 3 cents, Chicago September corn was up 9 cents while Chicago November beans were up 14 cents. Have a great rest of your evening.
Morning Grain Comments 8-25-2026 – The grain markets had a mostly steady opening but moved higher with corn leading the way but wheat started to sell off as the session progressed and all of the grains ended the session in the red. The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “corn continued to rally into the early morning hours after a surprise three-point condition ratings cut yesterday afternoon, but the most-traded December contract couldn't match yesterday’s contract highs and is being weighed down by wheat/crude/commodities this morning. CZ6 has picked up almost a full dollar since June 30 and almost 70 cents just since the August S&D, with funds estimated to have more than doubled their moderate net long since the latter date. It remains to be seen how much more production risk premium the bulls can add above the $5/bushel mark…” In world grain trade news, there was a report this morning that Russia is considering dropping grain export duties. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City September wheat was 15 cents lower, Chicago September corn 1.75 cents lower, and Chicago November soybeans were 7 cents lower. Have a wonderful day.
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