Free weekly market recaps for corn and soybean growers with clear price updates, weather and trade insights, and practical takeaways. Use our straight-forward analysis to time merchandising decisions, manage risk, and protect your margins.
Weekly Action: Sep26 Corn up 17.25 to $4.395 Aug26 Beans up 47.25 to $11.8125 Sep26 Chi Wheat up 40 to $6.4025 Sep26 KC Wheat up 37.75 to $6.7625 Oct26 Cotton up 458 points to $0.7992/lb Aug26 Hogs up $0.4 to $99 Aug26 Fats down $3.825 at $235.2 Aug26 Feeders down $6.2 at $354.6 Dec26 Corn up 20.25 to $4.61 Nov26 Beans up 44 to $11.9075 Sep27 Chi Wheat up 35 to $6.8425 Jul27 KC Wheat up 36.25 to $7.1025 Dec26 Cotton up 442 points to $0.8154/lb Grains: Grains started off
Weekly Action: Sep26 Corn up 1.75 to $4.2225 Aug26 Beans down 0.25 at $11.34 Sep26 Chi Wheat up 11.5 to $6.0025 Sep26 KC Wheat up 19.5 to $6.385 Oct26 Cotton up 91 points to $0.7534/lb Aug26 Hogs up $2.025 to $98.6 Aug26 Fats down $7.05 at $239.025 Aug26 Feeders down $9.05 at $360.8 Dec26 Corn up 0.75 to $4.4075 Nov26 Beans down 8.25 at $11.4675 Sep27 Chi Wheat up 1 to $6.4925 Jul27 KC Wheat up 15.25 to $6.74 Dec26 Cotton up 74 points to $0.7712/lb Grains: June 30th USDA
Corn: The Grain Stocks report is the biggest wildcard. StoneX continues to believe USDA has overstated feed demand throughout the marketing year, with feed usage estimates that don't line up with livestock numbers or ethanol demand. If they're right, tomorrow's stocks figure could come in larger than the trade is expecting, which would be viewed as bearish. On the acreage side, with an early and mostly trouble-free planting season across the Corn Belt, there's an expectation
