Chicago Close: Wheat Futures Rebound After Previous Day's Losses

Wheat futures ended higher on Friday, rebounding from sharp losses the previous session as ongoing Black Sea export disruptions and bargain buying helped support prices. Corn and soybean futures also finished higher.

Markets More Vulnerable to Supply Shocks Amid Tightening Global Inventories

Despite ample global grain production and relatively subdued prices, tightening inventories are raising concerns about the potential for future supply disruptions.

ICE Close: Canola Rises on Previous Day's Soy Strength

Canola futures closed higher on Thursday, supported by yesterday's strength in the Chicago soy complex, when the Canadian market was closed for Remembrance Day.

Chicago Close: Wheat Down Hard on Black Sea Hopes

U.S. wheat futures fell sharply on Thursday, as signs of progress in Russia-Ukraine peace discussions weighed on the market, while corn and soybeans also retreated.

Canadian Meat Council Announces New Strategic Plan

Map: Central Region Dryness, Drought Ramps Up in October

Abnormal dryness and drought increased further across Ontario and Quebec in October.

October Precipitation Further Trims Prairie Dryness, Drought

It delayed the harvest in many areas, but October precipitation at least brought some improvement in Prairie moisture conditions heading into the winter.

ICE Close: Canola Climbs with Soybeans

Canola futures closed higher on Tuesday, supported by a sharp rally in Chicago soybean futures following a bullish USDA supply-demand report.

Chicago Close: Soybeans, Corn Rally on USDA

Soybean and corn futures rallied sharply on Tuesday, with soybeans leading the advance after the USDA delivered unexpectedly bullish supply-demand estimates for both crops.

Fewer U.S. Corn Acres expected in 2027; More Soybeans, Wheat

U.S. farmers are expected to plant fewer acres of corn but increase soybean and wheat area in 2027, according to preliminary long-term agricultural projections released Monday by the USDA.

U.S. Wheat Estimates Little Changed; Global Stocks Heavier

U.S. wheat supply-demand estimates for 2026-27 are little changed this month, but the global outlook is heavier.

U.S. Soybean Production Up, but Ending Stocks Drop

The USDA has raised its 2026-27 U.S. soybean yield and production estimates from October, but projected ending stocks are lower regardless.