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"9/23/26: Grain markets spent another session consolidating recent gains as traders await the Trump-Xi meetings, which could have significant implications for U.S. agricultural trade. Corn, soybeans, and wheat all traded lower overnight before recovering from their lows, while a sale of 100,000 MT of new-crop corn to Mexico provided some demand support. Wet weather across both the western and eastern Corn Belt continues to slow harvest progress, creating highly variable basis levels and tightening nearby supplies even as futures remain stuck in broad September trading ranges. A stronger U.S. dollar is providing a headwind for commodities, but uncertainty surrounding U.S.-China trade, Black Sea export flows, and ongoing geopolitical tensions continues to keep buyers active on market setbacks."

"Wheat remains the most interesting longer-term story. While nearby demand is sluggish and importers continue to buy hand-to-mouth, concerns are growing about 2027 global wheat production. Russian winter wheat planting is running at its slowest pace since 2013, Ukraine planting is also lagging, and dry conditions persist across parts of Europe and the Black Sea region. At the same time, continued Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure and shipping highlight that any lasting Black Sea peace agreement remains far from certain. Offsetting some of that bullish outlook, rains across much of the Southern Plains are improving U.S. winter wheat planting conditions. For producers, the key themes remain harvest delays supporting basis, potential U.S.-China trade developments, and growing concern that weather and geopolitics could tighten global wheat supplies over the next year."

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