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The sentiment index fell 11.5% from July and 13% from year-ago.

Soybeans saw strength overnight, trading steadily higher. Corn and wheat saw relative weakness though saw an increase in buying interest into the break.

Short-term trend improves for corn, soybeans, soymeal and soyoil.

Trump on China | Koch | Trump & Harris tax proposals | U.S. farm income | CR | Ukraine caps wheat exports

Soybeans are mildly firmer this morning after light, two-sided trade overnight, while corn and wheat are weaker.

Israel/Hamas | Russia/Ukraine | 45Z | Harris opposes Nippon Steel’s $15 bil. bid for U.S. Steel | China’s ag hit hard by extreme weather | Turkey seeks BRICS membership

Anger at Netanyahu mounts as Israel recovers bodies of six hostages | Ukraine strikes major Moscow refinery | Avian influenza confirmed in three Calif. dairy herds

Corn and soybeans led strength to end the week, though the livestock markets ended the week higher as well, despite continued weakness in the cash markets.

Corn and soybeans led strength today, ending near this week’s highs.