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Corn inspections during the week ended Feb. 27 rose 185,000 MT from the previous week and landed near the upper end of analysts’ pre-report range. Wheat inspections rose modestly, while soybean inspections declined 183,000 MT.
Attendees kept their focus on the industry even as the disruptions in Washington and across the country continue to come from the Trump administration.
Grains are expected to open with a modestly firmer tone this morning, though fund selling remains a risk to prices.
Corn, soybean and wheat futures modestly bounced from Thursday’s losses during the overnight session.
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Market Watch table for Feb. 27, 2025
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Corn sales during the week ended Feb. 20 totaled 794,700 MT, down 45% from the previous week, while wheat sales were down 50% at 269,900 MT.
Soybeans reacted positively after USDA released initial projections for 2025-26
Soybean futures have firmed and are trading near session highs this morning, while wheat is lower and corn is pivoting around unchanged.