Tony Dreibus

1 week ago | agriculture.com | Tony Dreibus

Grain futures were lower in overnight trading and soybeans were little changed as investors turn their attention back to favorable weather conditions in several global growing areas. Precipitation is expected in parts of North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota today and light rain is forecast for counties in western Kansas where hard-red winter wheat is growing, according to National Weather Service maps. Parts of Nebraska and Iowa likely will see showers today, the agency said.

2 weeks ago | agriculture.com | Tony Dreibus

Wheat futures were higher in overnight trading after the U.S. Department of Agriculture raised its forecast for exports of the grain in the 2025-2026 season that started on June 1. Exporters will ship 825 million bushels of the grain in the current marketing year, the agency said in a monthly supply and demand report yesterday. That's up from a previous outlook for 800 million and the 820 million bushels that were shipped in the previous year.

2 weeks ago | agriculture.com | Tony Dreibus

Grain and soybean futures were little changed in overnight trading as investors square positions ahead of today's supply and demand reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Corn stockpiles in the 2024-2025 marketing year that ends on Aug. 31 will likely be forecast by USDA at 1.392 billion bushels, according to analysts polled by Reuters. That would be down from the May outlook for 1.415 billion bushels.

2 weeks ago | agriculture.com | Tony Dreibus

Soybean and grain futures were higher in overnight trading after the U.S. and China came to an agreement amid ongoing trade talks. The U.S. will remove restrictions on Chinese shipments of rare earth minerals and other limitations on exports, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told media outlets. The countries were near an agreement last month in Geneva that was held up as China continued to curb exports of rare earths, leading the U.S. to put restrictions on shipments of certain goods to China.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Tony Dreibus

7 hours agoCorn Down Slightly | Wednesday, June 11, 2025Soybeans are also in the red. Ahead of 9:30 a.m. CT, July corn was down less than a penny at $4.38½ per bushel. July soybeans were down 3¢ at $10.54¾ …1 hour agoSoybeans Retreating Lower at MiddaySoybean futures are posting fractional to 4 cent losses at midday. The cmdtyView Cash Bean price is 3 1/4 cents lower to $10.10 3/4.