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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Comments 8-28-2026 – Corn firmed for most of the session before drifting back a bit into the close, though spot futures still notched a fresh 3-year high on the week, with the next chart hurdle near $5.38. Speculative funds returned to the buy side after a pause, pushing their net long back up to roughly 395k contracts versus the October 2010 record of 429k, while South American supply news stayed a mixed bag – Argentina's BAGE held its crop at 64 mmt against the USDA's 63 mmt with harvest 88% done, Brazil's Safras & Mercado raised its 2026/27 number to 145.6 mmt well above the USDA's 139 mmt, and the European Commission cut its own corn crop to just 50.1 mmt, the smallest in nearly two decades and down 17% from a year ago, which pushed the EU's import needs to 25 mmt at a time when Ukrainian supply is anything but guaranteed. Kansas City (HRW) wheat pushed through its 38% Fibonacci retracement with the 50% mark now in view at $9.29, part of a broader $.11-$.24 higher move across the wheat complex in a volatile, two-sided session. The supportive headlines kept coming out of the Black Sea, with Ukraine's Agriculture Minister warning of reduced winter wheat acres this fall on shipping/logistics constraints in the south and Russian plantings also likely headed lower, while back home US spring wheat's drought-stressed acreage jumped 17% in a single week to 80%. Beans were the strongest of the three today, advancing sharply as meal reached its best level in two years on fresh flash sales to Europe and oil pushed to new weekly highs while holding above both its 50- and 100-day moving averages. USDA announced flash sales of 182k tons to China and 226k tons to unknown destinations, plus 100k tons of meal apiece to Germany and the Netherlands, all while US Gulf FOB offers remain $.30-$.35 under Brazil's – a combination that leaves little room for U.S. bean yields to disappoint against the USDA's 52.7 bushel per acre forecast. At the close, cash corn was up 3 cents, cash wheat was up 22 cents, and beans were up 20 cents. Have a great rest of your evening.
Morning Grain Comments 8-28-2026 – The grains were higher overnight with soybeans and wheat leading the way. The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “The grains and oilseeds are resuming their surge higher, with strong gains across the board as escalations between Russia and Ukraine show no signs of slowing following a ramp-up in strikes from both sides and Russian drones crossing into Moldovan airspace amid their renewed targeting of Ukraine’s overland infrastructure in an attempt to cut off all export ability…” In world grain trade news, Tunisia purchased 4.6 million bushels of soft wheat and 3.4 million bushels of feed barley and Jordan did not make a purchase in their tender for up to 4.4 million bushels of milling wheat. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City December wheat was 11.25 cents higher, Chicago December corn 5.75 cents higher, and Chicago November soybeans were 11.5 cents higher. Have a wonderful day and weekend.
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