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Grain Market Insight
Morning Grain Comments 6-17-2025 – The grains all traded both sides of Monday’s closes but the trading ranges were fairly narrow in another session of significantly higher than average trade volume with the grains ending steady to a little better. By the way, this week is a holiday shortened trading week with the Juneteenth Day holiday on Thursday. The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated “the post-RVO soybean oil rally looks to have topped out on the open last night, though some decent momentum is pushing values there back to nearly unchanged again this morning; soybeans are following along while the feed grains continue to lag near move lows. Crop Progress results were mixed yesterday with a surprise drop for both soybeans and winter wheat, though fairly solid ratings remain overall as 2025 crops develop...” In world grain trade news, Jordan has tendered for up to 4.4 million bushels of milling wheat, we will see if they make a purchase this week since it has been some time since their last tender and purchase. At the end of the night session, Kansas City July wheat was 4.75 cents higher, Chicago July corn was down 0.5 cent, and Chicago November soybeans were 2.5 cents higher. Have wonderful day.
Afternoon Grain Comments 06-16-25- StoneX reported, “Corn falls on forecasts that remain unthreatening to US corn production. The secondary effect of boosting soybean crush is generating soybean meal that will compete with DDG, and corn feeding is also in the wind. Depending on how the RVOs come out after the comment period, corn could find more competition in the feed sector. The half-life of the Iran-Israel conflict has expired and wheat is back to trading fundamentals. Weather, world prices, and US production prospects all point to a better supply over all.” This afternoon’s crop progress/conditions report showed the US corn G/E rating was up one point to 72 percent. Soybean G/E was at 66 percent with a 93 percent planted rate. Kansas corn came in at 64 percent G/E with soybeans at 60 percent. US winter wheat is 52 percent G/E with 10 percent harvested. The export inspections showed corn at 65.9 million bushels, soybeans at 7.9 million and wheat at 14.3 million bushels. For this time of year, soybeans are seasonal, although it was noted no beans to China or Mexico. Wheat is slow, but still seasonal as well. At the close, cash wheat was 5 cents lower, milo and corn were 10 cents lower and soybeans were 19 cents lower (due to change in board). Have a great evening!
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Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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Jul 25
434'6
436'0
432'6
434'2
-0'4
434'6
08:18A
Sep 25
420'0
422'4
420'0
422'2
2'4
419'6
08:12A
Dec 25
435'6
437'6
435'6
437'4
2'4
435'0
08:19A
Mar 26
450'6
453'2
450'6
452'4
2'2
450'2
08:09A
May 26
460'2
462'6
460'2
462'4
2'2
460'2
08:08A
Jul 26
467'2
469'4
467'2
469'0
2'0
467'0
08:06A
Sep 26
460'2
462'2
460'2
462'2
2'6
459'4
08:00A
Dec 26
467'4
470'0
467'4
470'0
3'2
466'6
08:15A
@KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - CBOT
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Jul 25
537'0
543'2
535'6
540'6
4'6
536'0
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Sep 25
550'6
557'6
550'0
555'0
4'2
550'6
08:19A
Dec 25
572'2
578'4
572'0
576'0
3'6
572'2
08:18A
Mar 26
591'0
597'2
591'0
594'6
3'2
591'4
08:00A
May 26
602'4
607'6
601'6
605'2
3'0
602'2
08:18A
Jul 26
615'0
615'0
603'0
609'0
-3'4
609'4s
07:45A
Sep 26
619'0
-3'6
621'2s
07:45A
Dec 26
637'4
637'4
637'0
637'0
-3'4
638'2s
08:00A
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Jul 25
1069'6
1072'4
1063'6
1071'6
2'0
1069'6
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Aug 25
1071'6
1074'0
1066'4
1073'6
2'0
1071'6
08:19A
Sep 25
1053'4
1056'0
1048'6
1055'6
2'6
1053'0
08:19A
Nov 25
1060'4
1063'0
1056'0
1063'0
2'4
1060'4
08:19A
Jan 26
1073'6
1075'6
1069'0
1075'4
1'6
1073'6
08:19A
Mar 26
1083'0
1085'2
1078'4
1085'0
1'0
1084'0
08:13A
May 26
1092'4
1094'6
1088'2
1094'6
1'0
1093'6
08:00A
Jul 26
1098'0
1103'4
1097'4
1103'4
1'0
1102'4
08:00A
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
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Jun 25
225.725
227.375
225.500
227.375
1.925
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Aug 25
213.175
216.050
212.875
215.950
3.100
215.550s
08:18A
Oct 25
210.425
213.275
210.200
213.250
2.975
212.900s
08:17A
Dec 25
211.025
213.650
210.850
213.600
2.625
213.250s
08:17A
Feb 26
210.825
213.300
210.650
213.300
2.350
212.925s
08:14A
@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
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Aug 25
308.125
310.900
306.725
310.900
3.800
310.225s
08:17A
Sep 25
307.325
310.150
306.150
310.100
3.975
309.575s
08:18A
Oct 25
304.350
307.925
303.975
307.925
4.025
307.375s
06/16
Nov 25
302.250
305.175
301.450
305.175
3.850
304.625s
08:18A
Jan 26
296.675
299.525
295.950
299.525
3.525
298.950s
08:00A
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