Волатилността се завръща преди публикуването на доклада WASDE, като соята се възстановява, пшеницата остава в застой, а царевицата се колебае спрямо основните фактори.
Grain prices in the region have surged by 1.5 times this season, diverging from the relatively steady trends observed on global futures markets. These changes mark the return of supply-demand fundamentals as key price determinants, with Ukraine at the center of this recalibration.
Grain futures started Thursday with modest gains across the board, supported by weather uncertainties and pre-report positioning ahead of USDA’s WASDE outlook.
Markets saw light losses by the end of Wednesday’s session, with macro pressures, weather developments, and positioning ahead of next week’s WASDE keeping traders cautious.
Major U.S. grain futures stumbled to start the week, dragged down by favorable weather for fieldwork, weak demand in ethanol and oilseed byproducts, and global supply resilience. Export data gave some cushion, but risk sentiment remained tepid across most contracts.
Mixed movements defined the start of the week across Chicago grain futures, with wheat showing lingering volatility, corn dipping further amid demand uncertainty, and soybeans retreating slightly after recent gains.
