DTN News Widget

DTN News Widget

Last updated 12.20.22

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DTN Closing Grain Comments 08/05 13:48

8/5/2025 - 14:16:00

DTN Closing Grain Comments    08/05 13:48
   Soybeans Run Out of Gas While Corn Slides, Wheat Collapses Ii Bearish
Tuesday Trade

   What bullish spark there was in the soybean market early Tuesday was quick
to fade by midmorning as prices turned lower amid bearish influence from
surrounding ag markets. Corn futures fell once again to new lows as there is
just little bullish news to be found to break traders' focus on recent
unveiling of a number of private yield estimates which are all coming in well
above the USDA trendline forecast. For wheat markets, a fresh burst of harvest
pressure sank winter wheat varieties Tuesday, as traders see little reason for
concern regarding available wheat supplies in the immediate future. Outside
markets for Tuesday also leaned negatively on ag interests, with crude oil
markets still feeling the weight of heightened production from OPEC+. Meanwhile
equities turned lower as well by midmorning, caught between growth prospects
from an assumed impending interest rate cut in the next FOMC meeting in
September and lingering uncertainty regarding the next step in the tariff/trade
war.

Rhett Montgomery
DTN Lead Analyst

GENERAL COMMENTS:

   September corn closed down 5 1/2 cents and December corn was down 5 cents.
September soybeans closed down 3 3/4 cents and November soybeans were down 3
3/4 cents. September KC wheat closed down 12 1/2 cents, September Chicago wheat
was down 8 1/2 cents, September MIAX Minneapolis wheat was down 2 3/4 cents.