Corn prices remain higher at midday on some short covering going into the weekend after the recent drop in prices.
Bage reported corn harvest in Argentine for the 2024/25 season has now reached 55.3%, up 5.7% from last week. The group left their production estimate of 49 mmt unchanged.
Datagro has raised their Brazilian corn crop estimate to 134 mmt, up almost 1% from the groups previous estimate.
Soybeans are seeing support today on short covering heading into the weekend potentially breaking a five-day losing streak.
Bage pegs Argentine’s soybean harvest for the 2024/25 season at 98.3% complete, up 1.8% from the week prior. The group kept their production estimate unchanged at 50.3 mmt.
Datagro raised bumped their soybean production estimate for Brazil by 1.5 mmt to 173.5 mmt.
Chicago and Minneapolis wheat remain higher at midday along with corn and soybeans on short covering and drought conditions increasing. HRW contracts are edging slightly lower at midday.
Winter wheat drought conditions climbed 6% to 20% under drought. HRS areas under drought also rose 3% to 25% under drought.
Bage reported wheat planting in Argentine advanced 12.4% to 72.7% complete.
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