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China’s economic challenges mounting | Canada calls China a “disruptive” global force that must be contained

Corn, soybean and SRW wheat futures faced pressure overnight amid concerns with mounting Chinese Covid protests.

Congress+Budget=Delays | House elections | Farm income | Antitrust hearing | RFS | Protests in China

Corn ended the abbreviated session higher despite an overall negative tone in grains as well as outside markets.

Corn and soybean basis continues to rebound from the harvest lows.

Mega change: First vessel carrying Brazilian corn to China set to sail

No overnight trade in the grain markets. Grain and livestock markets open at 8:30 a.m. CT and close at 12:05 p.m. CT.

Soybean export sales cooled off for week ended Nov. 17 after the previous week’s large 3 MMT figure. Corn export sales land at over 1.8 MMT, still on the low-end of expectations, with wheat short of top-end by 88 MT.

Soybean futures rebound, end higher on strong demand signals; corn and wheat also end firmer.

Markets will be closed tomorrow, investors expect rail dispute will not result in strike and the U.S. and allies look to cap Russian oil export price...