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The grain and soy markets saw relatively tight ranges overnight considering the big moves following USDA’s Tuesday reports.
U.S. producer price index report on deck today after April CPI showed inflation at 3-year high
A sharp cut to the wheat crop stole the show, but don’t miss these important details.
Fresh analysis from FAPRI finds passage of year-round E15 would bring limited near-term gains to corn prices, while SRE changes would put pressure on farm income and negatively impact soybeans.
USDA projects U.S. 2026-27 ending stocks lower for corn, wheat, and soy compared to last year
USDA pegged the winter wheat crop at 1.047 billion bu., with new-crop ending stocks at 762 million bu. New-crop soybean and cotton ending stocks were also well below pre-report expectations at 310 million bu. and 3.90 million bales, respectively
Grains continue to lead strength, rebounding from last week’s losses.
USDA to offer its first estimate of new-crop balance sheets
Trump pulls back plans to ease beef import tariffs