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All prices as of 10:30 am Central Time
Corn
JUL ’25
463.75
2.75
DEC ’25
455.25
-0.25
DEC ’26
469
0.75
Soybeans
JUL ’25
1068.75
6
NOV ’25
1054.75
2.5
NOV ’26
1053
2.25
Chicago Wheat
JUL ’25
545
-4.25
SEP ’25
561.25
-2.5
JUL ’26
621.75
-0.5
K.C. Wheat
JUL ’25
538.5
-2
SEP ’25
553.75
-1
JUL ’26
611.75
-2
Mpls Wheat
JUL ’25
601.5
-2.75
SEP ’25
614.75
-2.25
SEP ’26
675
-3
S&P 500
JUN ’25
5857.5
-3.75
Crude Oil
JUL ’25
61.03
-0.54
Gold
AUG ’25
3318.6
-23.3
Corn futures are mostly lower at midday, pressured by recent rainfall and larger than expected South American crop.
Weekly export sales for corn came in at 56 mb, which was in line with expectations. Year-to-date commitments total 2.491 billion bushels, up 28% from last year.
According to Agroconsult, Brazil’s corn crop could be the second largest on record. The group estimates production may reach 140 mmt, which would be 9% above last year’s output.
Soybeans have reversed higher at midday, on support from potential cuts to Argentina’s crop after recent flooding.
Weekly export sales for soybeans totaled 12 mb, which was on the low end of trade expectations. Year-to-date commitments are up 13% from a year ago at 1.775 billion bushels.
Indonesia’s palm exports during the month of April were seen falling 32% from March to 1.384 mmt, according to Intertek Testing Services.
Wheat futures continue to see a slight pullback at midday after three consecutive up days in a row.
Weekly export sales for wheat were above expectations at 32 mb. Year-to-date commitments total 789 mb, up 13% from last year.
India, the second largest wheat grower in the world could see a record output this year due to favorable weather conditions during the crucial growing stage.
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