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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Comments 8-24-2026 – After the overnight rally with corn, the day session saw prices come back down amid more volume and liquidity in the market although the market was positive the entire session. The StoneX Market Intelligence (MI) stated, “The task ahead of the market is to determine if it’s convinced of the Tour’s (ProFarmer) number or whether a bias needs to be applied. This afternoon the new crop conditions were released with an overall drop of 3% G/Ex. The downtrend was most noticeable in the western corn belt where Nebraska was down 4% to 55% G/Ex, and Colorado and ND were both down 7% from last week. Soybeans today were driven by ProFarmer’s find of higher yields and the positive weather forecast that could help add bushels. This week’s crop condition report saw a slight 1% decline in G/Ex from 61% down to 60%. The major area hurt this week was in ND, losing 7% G/Ex down to 27% this week. Wheat was brought down from it’s trading highs today when a headline reported Zelensky saying there would be talks with Russia. The MI said about this, “Until now, news like this remained unconfirmed, coming from anonymous sources.” We shall see what comes of this as the week progresses. At the close today Kansas City September wheat closed down 6 cents, Chicago September corn was up 7 cents while Chicago November beans were down 16 cents. Have a great rest of your evening.
Morning Grain Comments 8-24-2026 – The grain markets were mixed overnight with corn leading the way higher leaving gaps along the way while KC September wheat also left a gap of a couple of cents while soybeans were lower throughout the night session but didn’t leave a gap. The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “corn surged on the open last night and held onto gains amid massive trade volume, at the highest level for a December contract in more than three years; wheat followed early and chopped higher throughout the overnight session with real concerns building over Black Sea export ability…” The boost from the results of the Pro Farmer Tour along with issues with trade transport was the majority of the news. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City September wheat was 6.75 cents higher, Chicago September corn 11.75 cents higher, and Chicago November soybeans were 8.25 cents lower. Have a wonderful day.
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