Wheat market strength in Chicago, export updates from France, barley trade activity in North Africa and the Middle East, fresh USDA sales data, Argentina’s soybean outlook, fund positioning in MATIF wheat and rapeseed, and the latest U.S. labor market figures.

Latest USDA updates on US corn exports and feed demand, revised winter crop seedings in France, fresh wheat tenders from Jordan, EU soft wheat export momentum, US r, and China’s accelerating push toward greater agricultural self-sufficiency.

Latest insights and market movements. I am Marc Myllerup, and today I will discuss the weaker start to the week across grain markets, developments in soybeans, export inspection data, Russian wheat pricing, currency moves, and a broader geopolitical backdrop.

Weaker grain markets to end the week, fund positioning ahead of the USDA WASDE, renewed soybean buying interest, Canadian stocks data, and broader macro signals from the energy markets.

Broader market weakness, grain price resilience driven by soybeans, updated US export data, South American weather concerns, Russian crop conditions, farm income expectations, and central bank signals shaping the macro backdrop.

The sharp move higher in soybeans following comments from President Donald Trump, developments in global barley tenders, fresh US corn sales, and shifting speculative positioning in matiff wheat and rapeseed, alongside a geopolitical update from Eastern Europe.

Mixed grain markets across Europe and the U.S., key tender outcomes in the Mediterranean, supportive biofuel headlines, rising geopolitical energy risks, and China’s renewed push to elevate the renminbi amid a softer U.S. dollar.

Renewed pressure across grain markets driven by a stronger dollar and weaker energy prices, developments in US and Russian wheat, shifting US export dynamics, currency movements, and escalating geopolitical risks tied to Ukraine and global energy infrastructure.

The late-month strength in matiff wheat, positioning shifts across C-B-O-T grains, U.S. macro developments, and sharp moves in the energy market.

The continued rebound in U.S. wheat futures, updated export and balance sheet figures, deteriorating crop conditions in Argentina, rising geopolitical risk premiums in energy markets, and renewed trade tensions between the U.S., the U.K., and China.