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Afternoon Grain Comments 9-25-2026 – The market spent today chasing headlines out of the Xi-Trump meeting instead of anything solid. Overnight optimism faded fast once traders realized the only real outcome was another extension of the trade truce, pushed out to January 10th, with nothing said about the 17 billion dollar ag purchase or the 25 million metric ton soybean number everyone has been watching for. The one bright spot was that no soybean cancellation came out of it either. Late in the session headlines started rolling in from President Trump and the US trade representative, and the tone turned more upbeat. The StoneX Market Intelligence (MI) noted the meeting was called “very productive” and that the agreement is supposed to be made public on Monday, which gave the market something firmer to hang on to than talk. Funds flipped from heavy sellers in corn, beans, and wheat to buyers of all three on that news, and the charts turned right along with them. MI was quick to point out it is still mostly “vibes” driving this move, with no real detail yet on what China actually agreed to buy. Corn firmed up nicely on the fund buying, with December corn closing at 528 1/4. Beans followed the same script, with November beans closing at 1319. Wheat could not catch the same tailwind. China is not much of a buyer of wheat regardless of how the trade talks shake out, and the market stayed more focused on the stalled peace effort between Russia and Ukraine over grain shipments. At the close today, cash corn was even, cash wheat was down 5 cents, and cash beans were up 5 cents. Have a great weekend!


Morning Grain Comments 9-25-2026 – The grain markets opened last evening steady to lower with December corn and wheat leaving gaps of less than two cents while soybeans traded nearly a penny higher during the session but the grains settled in double-digits lower late in the session.  The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “corn led heavier trade volume overnight with the grains weighed from the jump, and falling further into the morning hours, as the week winds down with little news from Trump-Xi and few war answers…”  At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City December wheat was 20 cents lower, Chicago December corn was down 12.25 cents, and Chicago November soybeans were 17.5 cents lower.  Have a wonderful day and weekend.
 

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