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  • Corn$4.74/bu-0.8%
  • Soybeans$12.61/bu-0.2%
  • Soybean meal$356.70/US ton-0.9%
  • Soybean oil$0.6710/lb-0.1%
  • SRW wheat$6.60/bu-1.5%
  • HRW wheat$7.04/bu-1.3%
  • Live cattle$228.45/cwt+0.5%
  • Feeder cattle$342.07/cwt+0.0%
  • Lean hogs$66.88/cwt+0.5%
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Grain Markets Stabilise on October 1 as Wheat Abandonment Hits Century High and Soybean Export Commitments Surge

US corn and wheat futures recovered from multi-week lows on October 1, 2026, while soybeans fell across the complex. Key market drivers included a record-high US winter wheat acre abandonment rate, a sharp cut to Russia's wheat export forecast, surging US soybean export commitments led by China, and record combined biodiesel and renewable diesel production in July.

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China's Soybean Purchases Set to Slow as Crush Margins Turn Negative and Feed Demand Softens

China's soybean import demand is expected to ease in the coming months as private crushers face negative crush margins and weak feed demand linked to shrinking hog herds. Soybeans were excluded from tariff relief announced after the Xi-Trump summit, keeping US cargoes uncompetitive with South American supplies. Domestic inventories at Chinese crushing plants have reached a 15-year high.

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El Niño Threatens Feed Commodity Prices as Beroe Warns of Up to 16% Rise Through 2028

A strengthening El Niño event, combined with fertilizer shortages, geopolitical tensions, and elevated energy costs, could push global food and feed commodity prices up by 14–16%, according to procurement consultancy Beroe. Key feed ingredients including corn, vegetable oils, and sugar face varying levels of supply and price risk, with the full market impact potentially not materialising until 2028.

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Corn, Soybeans and Wheat Slide as Managed Money Builds Record Corn Long — ADMIS Market View, 22 September 2026

Grain and oilseed futures closed mostly lower on 22 September 2026, according to ADM Investor Services analyst Mark Soderberg. Corn drifted back toward session lows while managed money extended a long position that ADMIS described as a potential record high. Soybeans finished mixed, soybean meal protein value reached a seven-month high, and wheat futures fell sharply amid ongoing Black Sea conflict and softening global supply signals.

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