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  • Corn$5.29/bu+0.2%
  • Soybeans$13.20/bu+0.2%
  • Soybean meal$370.60/US ton-0.5%
  • Soybean oil$0.6782/lb+0.4%
  • SRW wheat$7.04/bu-0.4%
  • HRW wheat$7.62/bu-0.7%
  • Live cattle$222.10/cwt+0.5%
  • Feeder cattle$332.00/cwt+1.2%
  • Lean hogs$68.97/cwt-0.7%
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Commodity Markets

Argentina Wheat Crop Decline and Black Sea Disruptions Tighten Global Milling Wheat Supply

Argentina's 2026/27 wheat output is forecast to fall sharply from the previous season's record, while war-related disruptions continue to constrain Black Sea exports. Together, the two developments are tightening global high-quality wheat availability and pushing Chicago futures to a multi-year high, raising import costs for buyers in North Africa, the Middle East and Asia.

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German Feed Corn Holds Firm as Ukrainian Export Discounts Widen

German feed corn prices remain steady at 0.295 EUR/kg EXW Drentwede amid a drought-reduced domestic harvest, while Ukrainian export corn at Odesa has softened to 0.157–0.159 EUR/kg on CPT and FOB terms, widening the spread between the two origins and keeping EU feed buyers well supplied from Black Sea sources despite ongoing logistics risks.

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Pakistan Wheat Imports: High CFR Costs Keep Domestic Prices Firm Despite TCP Tender

Pakistan's Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has tendered for 750,000 tonnes of 2026-crop milling wheat on CFR Karachi/Gwadar terms at around USD 320–325 per tonne, but the high landed cost of imports — compounded by freight, port charges, and currency weakness — is expected to support rather than ease domestic wheat prices. Global benchmark prices from Ukraine, the EU, and the US have softened modestly in September, but analysts note Pakistan's firmness is driven by internal cost and currency dynamics rather than global supply tightness.

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Corn Market Caught Between Record Argentina Harvest and Tight EU Supply

International corn markets are navigating a tug-of-war between a projected record 66 million tonne Argentine maize harvest for 2026/27 and near-term European Union supply tightness driven by Ukrainian logistics bottlenecks. CBOT futures softened on profit-taking ahead of a U.S.–China summit, while Euronext corn held firm on constrained Black Sea inflows and elevated EU import demand.

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Black Sea and Red Sea Disruptions Drive Wheat Importers to Costlier Alternative Origins

Ongoing shipping disruptions in the Black Sea and Red Sea are compelling wheat importers across Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa to source from more expensive origins such as the United States, Baltic states, Romania, Argentina, India, and Australia. Higher war-risk insurance premiums and freight costs are keeping physical wheat prices structurally elevated even as futures benchmarks have eased slightly from late-August highs, according to CMB News.

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Palm Oil Futures Inch Higher as Indonesian B50 Mandate and Dry Weather Counter Heavy Malaysian Stocks

MDEX palm oil futures posted modest gains on 23 September 2026, with the nearby October 2026 contract settling at MYR 4,640 per tonne. A gently upward-sloping forward curve reflects competing pressures: elevated Malaysian inventories and soft exports on the bearish side, against Indonesia's imminent B50 biodiesel mandate and drier-than-normal regional weather on the supportive side.

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