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Morning Grain Comments 10-1-2026 – The grain markets all had a two-sided night session with the grains ending mixed with wheat and corn higher and soybeans lower, falling a little in the last half hour of the session even with the good export sales report noted below.  The StoneX Quick Editorial this morning stated, “corn led the way overnight with a rebound early and a drip into the wee hours before another comeback this morning; yesterday’s report was a shocker compared to trade estimates on paper, but it dealt with the feed use issue the market had been noting all along. It turns out (for now) that the government was pretty close on their massive 2025 yield estimate and only a little high on acreage, and their 2025/26 feed use number was high all along. That keeps overall stockpiles fairly ample, especially still with a fairly conservative 2026 corn yield estimate; that’s not as much the case for soybeans, okay on paper with carryout still over 300 mbu for both crop years, but with old-crop supplies clearly tight heading into the delayed 2026 harvest…”  The export sales report this morning at 7:30 showed corn sales of 21.1 million bushels which was near the lower end of the pre-report trade estimates but there were 38 million bushels of soybean sales which was above the upper end of those trade estimates.  The wheat sales came in at 10.6 million bushels and there were 100,000 bushels of milo sales.  In world grain trade news, Tunisia has tendered for 3.7 million bushels of optional origin durum and Sadi Arabia has tendered for 19.7 million bushels of milling wheat.  At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City December wheat was 7.25 cents higher, Chicago December corn was up 1.5 cents, and Chicago November soybeans were 3.5 cents lower.  Have a wonderful day.
 
Afternoon Grain Comments 9-30-2026 – Corn took a beating today. The StoneX Market Intelligence (MI) said “Massive selling followed the stocks report today.” The USDA showed about 2.1 billion bushels of old crop corn left over, well above the 1.9 billion the trade was expecting. The USDA trimmed acres a little but left yield alone, even though a lot of folks hoped it would come down, so only a small amount came out of supplies. The main reason for the bigger leftover number is that the USDA had too much corn going to feed last year. That number still looks too big, and to make it all fit the USDA will likely have to show the smallest summer feeding since 2013. The extra corn also works like a cushion for next year's supply, almost as if the crop gained a couple of bushels per acre. The question now is whether the USDA's October production numbers go along with that. One rumor going around says the USDA can't tell old crop corn from new crop corn in its stocks numbers. MI says that simply is not true, because farmers and elevators are asked to split the two. Ethanol output and stocks both fell last week, but stocks are still higher than a year ago and at a record for this time of year. Beans popped higher at first because the report showed leftover supply just a little tighter, but it was only 10 million bushels, so it did not mean much. Wheat was driven by corn again. MI said it “became a function of corn again” once the stocks number came in looser. Wheat stocks came in at about 1.85 billion bushels, and there is plenty on hand to keep supplies well covered for now. The production report left total wheat unchanged. At the close today, cash corn was down 21 cents, cash wheat was down 10 cents, and cash beans were down 5 cents. Have a great rest of your evening.

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