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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Comments 9-3-2026 – Corn took another beating overnight for the second night in a row. Buyers stepped in early in the day session and pulled it all the way back to close just under even by the bell. The StoneX Market Intelligence (MI) said the corn bid “proved resilient in the day session,” and after a bounce like that, it’s hard to argue. Most of the overnight weakness traced back to Russia-Ukraine headlines. On the export side, this week’s sales report showed net cancellations again, with unknown destinations pulling 721,000 metric tons and Japan another 360,000, and new crop sales are running about 7 million metric tons behind where they were at this point last year, even with USDA still expecting a strong export pace for the year ahead. Beans marched to their own beat today, trading higher even as soybean oil slipped a penny, breaking from the pattern where the two have been moving in lockstep lately. Everyone’s watching for news on the proposed Trump-Xi meeting set for September 24 in Washington, with talk of a state dinner like the one held for the British Monarchy earlier this year. China, though, hasn’t confirmed the trip yet, and MI noted that rising China-Iran tensions are “casting a cloud over the proposed meeting.” Nobody knows yet what it means for ag trade, but there’s a decent chance it comes up. Wheat was choppy again closing down double-digits on more headline noise out of the Black Sea, but there wasn’t much new to report on our end of the market today. At the close today, cash corn was down 3 cents, cash wheat was down 19 cents, and cash beans were up 6 cents. Have a great rest of your evening.
Morning Grain Comments 9-3-2026 – Grains are lower across the board this morning, backing off some of the big run they've had the last few weeks. The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) says wheat is leading the way down overnight, with the whole complex “taking profits off extended move highs” after Russian President Putin floated the idea of a peace deal with Ukraine. That's a long way from anything actually changing on the ground in the Black Sea, but QE notes, “plenty of war risk premium has been added in three weeks” as funds pushed their corn and soybean positions up to record or near-record long levels. Corn overnight was down but demand still looks solid on the ethanol side. Production held at 1.11 million barrels a day last week, running ahead of where we were at this time last year even with sorghum eating into some of the corn grind. HRW wheat overnight gave back some of its recent strength, though the demand picture still looks decent. Saudi Arabia came out with a tender for 535,000 tons of wheat for November-December shipment, and Asian buyers picked up at least half a million tons out of Australia and Argentina in place of their usual Black Sea business. Beans overnight were also down following the rest of the complex lower, with funds' bean position also sitting up near record long levels. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City December wheat was down 29 cents, Chicago December corn was down 12.5 cents and Chicago November soybeans were 12 cents lower. Have a wonderful day.
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