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Afternoon Grain Comments 9-17-2026 – Corn had a rough go of it today, spending most of the session in the red. Export sales came in behind the same week last year, and that keeps this year's export pace looking pretty lackluster. Sales commitments are sitting at 17.4 million metric tons against 23.8 million metric tons a year ago, which is about twice the yearly slowdown the USDA is expecting for this crop year compared to last. Mexico is behind a good chunk of that gap while Japan is buying right about like normal. Beans didn't have much of a direct day either, caught between soft export sales and some doubts about how strong bean oil demand really is out of the biofuel side. Wheat stayed negative again on more of the same truce talk between Russia and Ukraine, even while both sides kept hitting each other's refineries with drones. Export sales were light last week too, and our total commitments are running about four million metric tons behind last year, at 43 percent of the USDA's forecast for the year against 53 percent at this point a year ago. MI summed it up simply, saying the world right now is working off “wheat mobility, not supply,” with cash prices starting to show that mobility premium. Some importers are starting to pay up for what they need, but plenty of buyers are still waiting out the Russia and Ukraine situation before they commit. At the close today, cash corn was down 4 cents, cash wheat was down 5 cents, and cash beans were down a penny. Have a great rest of your evening.


Morning Grain Comments 9-17-2026 – The grains started the night session a penny or less lower but bounced back to trad higher during the session with soybeans double-digits higher at one point then late in the session wheat was double-digits lower with the markets ending lower.  The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “soybean meal was the surprise volume leader for the over-night session with values there surging to fresh contract and two-plus-year spot highs; that helped November soybeans hold within recent highs ahead of meetings between U.S. and Chinese officials in the coming week. However, a wave of selling this morning was led by wheat and crude, with specs having a tough time extending longs and pushing values higher. CZ losses continue to be limited by technical support, and persistent Midwest rains are starting to get problematic for early U.S. corn and soybean harvest activities…”  The export sales report this morning at 7:30 showed 40.4 million bushels of corn sales, 62.5 million bushels of soybean sales, 12 million bushels of wheat, and 160,000 bushels of milo.  In world grain trade news, MFG in South Korea has tendered for 5.5 million bushels of corn.  At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City December wheat was 9 cents lower, Chicago December corn down 2.75 cents, and Chicago November soybeans were 1.5 cents lower.  Have a wonderful day.
 

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