WASDE prints at 11 CT; Dec corn is at $4.41½ overnight
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USDA's WASDE and Crop Production come out at 11:00 a.m. CT today. Dec corn closed Monday at $4.39¼, and the 11:00 a.m. CT USDA report is the first number that can move it. Overnight trade added only 2¼ cents, which is a small move for a report day. That's what a market standing still looks like.
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Basis firmed this week: Ohio soybeans +10¢ (45 of 59 bids moved), Ohio corn +10¢ (46 of 54) and Indiana soybeans +10¢ (35 of 41).
Each state's middle change in a week, across bids matched with the same elevator's same delivery and futures month; states with 30 or more such bids from 8 or more companies.
Counted by code from the elevator boards AGSIST reads itself, not by the writer of this briefing. A week's change is each bid against the same elevator's same delivery and futures month a week before. Quote it with the date and a link to agsist.com/daily/2026-11-10. How this briefing is made · Monthly: AGSIST Cash Bid Index
- Dec corn is at $4.41½ and Jan soybeans are at $11.94¼, both up half a percent overnight.
- Feedstuffs says grain prices faltered Monday ahead of the report, with the question being more soy and less corn.
- Dec hogs settled Monday at $55.875, up 4.4%, and USDA put national cash hogs at $53.91 carcass base.
- Dec live cattle settled at $216.20, up 1.0%, and Nov feeders added 1.9% to $328.35.
- WTI is at $85.68 overnight, down 1.3% from Monday's $86.85 settle.
- Oilprice reports Brent fell below $90 for the first time since August after Trump signaled no strikes on Iran.
- 11:00 AM CTUSDA WASDE and Crop Production. Graded against the trade survey on agsist.com/usda-calendar.
- Monday, Nov 16, 3:00 p.m. CTCrop Progress. Corn harvest, 81% done, against the 86% five-year average.
- OngoingDec corn holding above $4.39¼ would show the report did not shake it.