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USDA reported weekly new-crop corn sales of 949,700 MT in week ended Aug. 31, which was near the top-end pre-report range, while soybean sales totaled 1.78 MMT. A fresh marketing year began Sept. 1.

Corn, soybeans and wheat held in tight trading ranges during a quiet overnight session.

Sharp weekly decline in cash grain prices.

Soybean basis turns negative for the first time this year.

After the Bell | September 13, 2023 Corn, soybeans and wheat ended the session higher on corrective buying efforts following Tuesday’s bearish reaction to USDA’s September crop data.

Despite the stronger consumer inflation data, Fed fund futures reflect increased odds the Fed will embark on an extended pause for interest rates.

France lowers wheat export forecast, USDA Secy Vilsack encourages biofuel production and the U.S. Dept of Labor eyes H-2A improvements...

Grains were mixed overnight, though all finished higher into the break. Wheat led the way higher amidst short covering.

Grain futures posted two-sided trade overnight, with corn and wheat favoring the upside and soybeans mildly weaker early this morning.