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01-23 Midday: Soybeans Lead Grains Higher at Midday

All prices as of 10:30 am Central Time

Corn
MAR ’25 492 7.75
JUL ’25 503 7.25
DEC ’25 462.75 3.25
Soybeans
MAR ’25 1066 10
JUL ’25 1088.5 9.75
NOV ’25 1054.75 8
Chicago Wheat
MAR ’25 556 2
JUL ’25 580.25 2
JUL ’26 634.75 0.75
K.C. Wheat
MAR ’25 572.5 -2.25
JUL ’25 591.25 -2.75
JUL ’26 635.5 0
Mpls Wheat
MAR ’25 605 -1.5
JUL ’25 625.25 -2
SEP ’25 635.25 -1.75
S&P 500
MAR ’25 6127.75 7.25
Crude Oil
MAR ’25 75.13 -0.31
Gold
APR ’25 2784.1 -13.3
  • Corn prices are trending higher at midday on some flow over support from yesterday’s export sale of 136,000 mt of corn to unknown destinations.
  • ADM has declared force majeure at their Gulf ports in the U.S. due to the historic snowstorm event that blanketed the Southern U.S. with snow.
  • There is some uncertainty surrounding the ethanol industry as Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins has been opposed to ethanol mandates and farm subsidies in the past.
  • Soybeans are trading higher at midday after a sluggish start on news of China suspending soybean imports from Brazil.
  • China has suspended soybean imports from Brazil after contamination was found from five shipping firms. Brazil has notified China that they will increase inspections and request the suspensions be lifted.
  • There are some concerns around biofuels after the Biden administrations 45z biofuel tax credit was halted by the new administration for 60 days for review.
  • Wheat futures are trading higher at midday on drier weather forecasts for the Plains states over the next five days.
  • The U.S. attache in Australia left their Australian wheat production number unchanged at 32 mmt, but raised ending stocks 3.112 mmt.
  • French dockworkers unions are scheduled to go on strike today which will affect port operations and wheat shipments.

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