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Dated events from the numbers this site already reads — a USDA figure that missed the trade, positioning at a one-year extreme, a contract closing outside its 52-week range, a crop rating that swung. Each one is posted when the data says so, not when somebody writes it up.

Updated Oct 7, 2026, 18:49 UTC RSS The full morning briefing →
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
Board
Wheat down 2.6% on the day

Settled $6.86, -18.25 cents on the session.

CME settlement via the AGSIST board
Board
KC wheat down 2.5% on the day

Last $7.37, -19 cents on the session.

CME settlement via the AGSIST board
Sunday, October 4, 2026
Crop
Corn ratings fell 3 points

54% good-to-excellent, 3 points down on the week.

USDA NASS Crop Progress
Thursday, October 1, 2026
Board
Corn down 3.8% on the day

Settled $5.02, -20 cents on the session.

CME settlement via the AGSIST board
Board
December corn down 3.8% on the day

Settled $5.02, -20 cents on the session.

CME settlement via the AGSIST board
Board
Wheat down 2.5% on the day

Settled $6.77, -17.5 cents on the session.

CME settlement via the AGSIST board
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Board
Wheat down 2.7% on the day

Settled $6.76, -18.5 cents on the session.

CME settlement via the AGSIST board
USDA
September Grain Stocks: Corn stocks, all positions, Sept 1 came in bearish

Trade looked for 1.918 B bu; USDA printed 2.095 B bu — +9.2% versus the survey.

USDA WASDE, graded against the pre-report survey
Board
Corn down 3.2% on the day

Settled $5.05, -16.5 cents on the session.

CME settlement via the AGSIST board
Board
December corn down 3.2% on the day

Settled $5.05, -16.5 cents on the session.

CME settlement via the AGSIST board
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