News & Analysis

Soybean inspections were within the range of pre-report estimates, but well below the previous week. Corn and wheat inspections both came in short of expectations.

Markets watching mixed South America weather trends.

Corrective buying in grain and soy futures amid strong weekly soybean and wheat export sales. Cattle and hogs expected higher, too.

China was a big buyer of U.S. soybeans and pork during the week ended Nov. 21.

Negotiators are inching closer to a Phase one trade deal, Brazilian corn exports are on pace for a record setting 2019 and leaders from Canada and Mexico will meet in Washington to discuss U.S.M.C.A.

Corn, beans and wheat are expected to continue the corrective buying seen overnight, but buyer interest will be limited.

Negotiations with China continue, Argentina posts record sales and Canadian farmers urge Prime Minister Trudeau to end the transport strike.

Wheat futures faced profit-taking overnight after Monday's strong gains. Lack of fresh, supportive news for corn and beans.

Weather leans positive for grains, negative for soybeans.

Doane economists provide a visual update on short-term, intermediate and long-term trends for commodity and key outside markets.