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Afternoon Grain Comments 9-22-2026 – After yesterday’s big run on the China news, the markets gave some of it back today. Corn slipped after its 15 cent jump yesterday because nobody had anything new to say about the China talks. Bessent went quiet, Trump didn’t tip his hand ahead of the meetings later this week, and China kept quiet too. The StoneX Market Intelligence (MI) put it plainly: “The market was starved of negotiation news, and it showed.” Corn ratings held steady at 57% good to excellent, right where folks expected and still a couple points under the five year average, but the trade is watching the combines now more than the crop reports. Corn harvest moved up to 13%, with the southern corn belt and the Upper Plains running ahead of normal. Wheat took the hardest hit of the three today, with KC wheat leading the way lower. Big money still can’t make up its mind on wheat because every flare up between Russia and Ukraine gets followed by talk of making peace. Ukraine hit two more Russian refineries, and now Zelensky wants to meet with Trump at the UN to push for an energy truce. Meanwhile Russia is working to move more grain out, and one of its big Black Sea ports is back to at least half of what it lost in August. Jordan and Tunisia were both out shopping for wheat today. Winter wheat planting moved up to 17%, still a little behind normal, but MI said rains over the next 10 days “are expected to improve soil moisture, especially in the Southern Plains,” which is good news for us out here. Beans slipped a little too but are still within about a nickel of their highs, even without any sign of new export business. At the close today, cash corn was down 6 cents, cash wheat was down 14 cents, and cash beans were down 3 cents. Have a great rest of your evening.


Morning Grain Comments 9-22-2026 – The grains opened the night session steady to a little lower but all traded both sides of Monday’s closes but spent more time lower than higher during the session with the weakness ramping up after the mid-point in the session.  The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “the grains held steady-to-better overnight into the wee hours but dipped along with crude oil this morning; President Trump is working on an energy truce with Zelensky today. Corn and soybeans look unwilling to dip too far from highs ahead of Trump’s meeting with China’s Xi set Thursday…”  In world grain trade news, Tunisia has tendered for 4.6 million bushels of soft wheat and 3.4 million bushels of barley, Jordan has tendered for up to 4.4 million bushels of milling wheat, Sinograin in China will offer 19 million bushels of soybeans at auction from their state-owned stocks, corn processors have purchased 2.2 million bushels of corn today, and it was reported yesterday that Russia is exporting grain through Baltic and Arctic ports that usually handle fertilizer, coal and other products.  At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City December wheat was 10.5 cents lower, Chicago December corn was down 3.25 cents, and Chicago November soybeans were 5 cents lower.  Have a wonderful day.
 

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