New contract lows in wheat, fresh U.S. export sales for cornand soybeans, a 90-day delay in Mexican tariff hikes, and President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs targeting global trade partners.

Wheat harvest setbacks in Russia and Europe, a positiveproduction outlook in Australia, significant market positioning in MATIF wheat and rapeseed, as well as the U.S. Federal Reserve's stance on interest rates and new trade tariffs from President Donald Trump impacting Indian and South Korean exports.

MATIF wheat’s reversal, Ukraine’s corn risks, delayed European harvests, rising soft wheat exports, and the Federal Reserve’s latest stance on interest rates.

Falling soybean and corn prices, export tax cuts from Argentina, new trade deals between the U.S. and the EU, resumed China negotiations, and the start of the Russian wheat export season.

The new EU–US tariff agreement, how it’s affecting grain markets, and the latest in tenders, futures, and crop progress.

The rebound in C-B-O-T corn and wheat futures following strong U.S. export sales, ongoing technical support in soybeans, fresh activity from South Korea, matiff weakness in Europe, and the latest import and tender activity driving sentiment across the agri-commodity complex.

Continued declines in C-B-O-T corn, soybeans, and wheat, a shift in MATIF rapeseed positioning, major tenders from Jordan and Tunisia, and developments in U.S. trade talks with the European Union.

The rebound in wheat markets driven by revised Russian forecasts and global tenders, continued pressure on corn and soybeans, and the latest U.S.–Japan trade deal announcement that could impact rice and automobile sectors.

Weather-driven losses in C-B-O-T corn and soybeans, pressure on MATIF wheat from accelerated harvest activity and competition, updated EU crop outlooks, and fresh U.S. harvest data. We’ll also touch on the latest export inspections and a headline from Reuters on Ukraine-Russia peace talks.

Rally in C-B-O-T grain futures driven by renewed weather concerns in the Midwest, updates from key crop progress reports in Europe and Ukraine, recent shifts in commodity fund positioning, and the European Union’s response to U.S. trade tensions under President Donald Trump.