Eddyville

We will be discounting 20c per bushel on Oct contracts, if corn is delivered after Oct 31st. 

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Market Commentary 11/06/2026      

Corn futures ended the week slightly higher with December corn up 1 1/2 cents to $4.41 1/2 and March adding 3/4 cent to $4.55 1/4, but the market remains under pressure after posting a sixth consecutive weekly decline. Trade attention now shifts to next week's USDA WASDE report, where many expect lower U.S. yield estimates, though export demand continues to trail USDA's pace. Globally, corn planting in Argentina has surpassed 50%, while competitive South American and Black Sea supplies continue to influence world values. Soybeans found late-session support Friday, with January beans gaining 5 1/2 cents to $11.93 3/4 as technical buying emerged near early August price levels. Soybean demand remains a supportive feature, with exports running ahead of USDA projections and basis levels firming as producers show limited willingness to sell remaining bushels. Wheat was the weakest of the grains, with December KC wheat falling 3 1/4 cents amid optimism surrounding potential Black Sea ceasefire discussions, although export demand remains disappointing and large crops in Argentina and Australia continue to weigh on the global outlook.