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After the Bell | January 12, 2023 The grain and soy complex gained traction following a batch of mostly bullish data released by the USDA.

Dec. 1 stocks, final 2022 production estimates and ending stocks lower than expected for corn and soybeans.

USDA estimated 59% of U.S. winter wheat areas were covered by drought, down five points from the previous week and 10 points lower than last year at this time.

Corn, soybeans turn higher on USDA data. Corn and soybean production also fell short of estimates, leaving ending stocks below the average pre-report estimate.

South American crop forecasts fall, the EU expects a rise in wheat production and China’s Consumer Price Index firms...

Soybeans and corn are expected to be supported by Argentine crop concerns and outside markets.

White House: President Biden does not support a ban on gas stoves

Weekly export sales for week ended Jan. 5 reported corn sales below low-end expectations for the second week straight, while wheat and soybeans each landed within their lower expected ranges.

Cash soymeal prices in central Illinois top $500.