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7-1 Midday: Grains Remain Mixed at Midday

ByGrain Market Insider

All prices as of 10:30 am Central Time

Corn
SEP ’25 406.5 -2.75
DEC ’25 422.5 -3
DEC ’26 456.75 -0.25
Soybeans
AUG ’25 1027.25 -2.5
NOV ’25 1025.25 -1.75
NOV ’26 1052.5 -0.75
Chicago Wheat
SEP ’25 544.5 6.25
DEC ’25 564.75 4.75
JUL ’26 598.25 2
K.C. Wheat
SEP ’25 527.25 0.5
DEC ’25 550.5 0.5
JUL ’26 593.5 0
Mpls Wheat
SEP ’25 6.2 -0.0075
DEC ’25 6.3775 -0.0125
SEP ’26 6.65 0
S&P 500
SEP ’25 6236.5 -17.25
Crude Oil
SEP ’25 63.97 0.12
Gold
OCT ’25 3381.5 46.1
  • Corn prices remain lower at midday, pressured by improving crop conditions and favorable weather conditions.
  • Monday’s Crop Progress report showed crop conditions improving 3% to 73% good-to-excellent.
  • AgRural has raised their corn production estimate for Brazil to 130.6 mmt, up 2.1 mmt from their previous forecast.

  • Soybeans continue to trend weaker at midday on higher soybean stocks and bearish weather forecasts.
  • Yesterday’s Crop Progress report showed soybean conditions steady at 66% good-to-excellent.
  • The US and Italy are set to form a new task force in order to boost US soybean exports to Italy, Brooke Rollins announced yesterday.
  • Wheat classes are mixed at midday, with Chicago and HRW contracts trading higher at midday, supported by a weaker dollar and lower harvested acres.
  • Winter wheat conditions fell 1% to 48% good-to-excellent while harvest improved from 18% last week to 37% this week.
  • Argus Media estimates that Ukraine wheat production is now seen at 21.9 mmt, down from the groups earlier estimate of 23.7 mmt.

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