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USDA says private exporters reported sales of 165,150 metric tons of soybeans for delivery to unknown destinations during the 2026/2027 marketing year.
--132,000 metric tons of soybeans for delivery to unknown destinations during the 2026/2027 marketing year.
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Wheat futures turn higher after Bloomberg reports China inquired about U.S. wheat purchase
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Drought area down slightly in latest monitor after heavy rains west of the Mississippi.
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In this morning's First Thing Today:
-Oil lower after Vance sends letter to Iran hardliner.
-Surging European natural gas prices pose threat to fertilizer production.
-Bunge profit tops Wall Street expectations.
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USDA says private exporters reported sales of 120,000 metric tons of soybeans for delivery to unknown destinations during the 2026/2027 marketing year.
Pork cutout values face seasonal headwinds as hog market struggles to find a floor.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission will provide more frequent and timely updates on futures market positioning by year-end, CFTC Chairman Michael Selig announced Wednesday. The closely followed Commitments of Traders report, which reveals the exposure of commercial and speculative traders in futures markets, will move from once to twice a week.
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In this morning's First Thing Today:
-Grains see overnight bounce.
-Fed expected to stand pat, with spotlight on Warsh.
-WSJ says U.S. tells Gulf Arab nations to prepare for a possible short, intense military campaign against Iran after the U.S. midterms.
-Dry weather in center west Brazil not a crisis 'but becoming more serious', says World Weather.
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In this morning's First Thing Today:
-Soybeans bounce off technical support as Brazilian real stabilizes.
-Some early Brazil weather worries surface.
-Dollar strengthening ahead of Fed meeting.
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USDA delivered its final crop condition ratings of the year for corn as harvest crosses the halfway point.
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FX market participants bet big on a Bolsonaro victory, Lula’s surprise comeback sank the Brazilian real and dragged soybeans down with it.
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Elevators face rising interest, storage and freight costs as harvest accelerates. A CoBank report explains why that could widen cash basis and hit local bids.
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USDA provided further detail on its September forecast error over the weekend, saying incorrect acreage weights for irrigated and nonirrigated fields affected September corn yield estimates for Kansas and Nebraska.
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Pro Farmer Podcast: Breaking down USDA's September forecasting error; why Brazil's election result is sparking a soy complex selloff and a closer look at Friday's Cattle on Feed report -- with Spencer Langford, @hmason and @wlwatts
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In this morning's First Thing Today:
-Soybeans sink as Brazilian real plunges after Lula's surprise presidential runoff victory.
-USDA acknowledges September corn forecast error.
-India expected to extend duty-free cotton imports.
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Here’s how the outcome of Brazil’s presidential runoff on Sunday could affect US farmers… profarmer.com/news/other-ele…
USDA's NASS corrects September 2026 corn data but leaves October 2026 yield and production forecasts unchanged.
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Heifers make up 37.8% of total cattle on feed, up 0.4% from last quarter but down 0.3% from the prior year. Not a clear signal of large-scale herd rebuilding.
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Placements in Cattle on Feed report shock to the downside, inventory comes in below year-ago level for first time since April.
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