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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Comments 8-7-2026 – The wheat market gave back what it took yesterday as the conflict in the Black Sea region continues with reports of two ships of wheat being fired upon by Russia. Where will this wheat market go if wheat can’t move out of Russia or Ukraine by boat? The StoneX afternoon corn comment stated “Very thin session as corn felt supported-but-restrained for most of the session heading into the weekend. Disappointing finish to an otherwise supportive session. Early trade propped up with fresh flash sales of 285k metric tons to Mexico. Current new crop sales to Mexico are very strong, sitting at the second highest levels for this time of year; having said this, last year was some 25 mln bu ahead of current levels.” For the soybean market, August weather is most impactful in August and traders seem comfortable with the weather forecasts that we will have at least a decent end to the growing season. At the close today cash wheat was 14 cents higher, corn and milo were even with Thursday’s closes, and soybeans ended the day 2 cents lower. For the week, wheat was up 3 cents, corn and milo were 2 cents higher, and soybeans were 12 cents lower. Have a great weekend.
Morning Grain Comments 8-7-2026 – The grain markets were steady at the open last evening, traded lower for a time then rallied with wheat and corn near their session highs but soybeans backed away from its session high. The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “the grain markets found some technical help last night but the rebound garnered little volume, winding up a mostly declining week of trade; the trade will look ahead to USDA yield/production/stocks next Wed…” In world grain trade news, Sinograin in China announced the offering/sale of 19 million bushels of soybeans out of the state-owned reserves and China reportedly purchased 10 cargoes of soybeans from the U.S., MFG in South Korea purchased 5.3 million bushels of corn from either South Africa or South America and flour millers in South Korea purchased 1.4 million bushels of milling wheat from the U.S. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City September wheat was 8.25 cents higher, Chicago September corn was up 4 cents, and Chicago November soybeans were also 4 cents higher. Have a wonderful day and weekend.
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