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GrainTape Bulletin | 31 Aug 2026, 20:12 UTC Soybeans sit at 1287.75 USX, corn at 537.50 USX, wheat at 775.25 USX. Corn selling range marks $5.00–$5.40 as yields slip, per Farm Progress. CNBC flags corn and wheat at multi-year highs above three-year peaks. Farms.com notes wheat surge tied to Black Sea risk premium. AgroLatam confirms corn rally topping the $5.40 selling zone on U.S. yield concerns. Al Jazeera attributes wheat strength to war and heat. Successful Farming rolls a 3 Big Things wrap for Aug. 31, 2026. Barchart.com labels corn, soybean, and wheat markets as rip-roaring bulls. CMEGroup outreach promotes market-maker connectivity across grains and oilseeds. Multi-year highs across wheat and corn, soybean basis firm, with yield risk, geopolitical heat, and Black Sea headlines ancho

GrainTape Bulletin — 2026-08-31: CBOT grains hold elevated as Black Sea risk and U.S. yield worries dominate trade. Soybeans: 1287.75 USX; Corn: 537.50 USX; Wheat: 775.25 USX; all three contracts printing multi-year highs intraday per market chatter. Corn trading band reported at $5.00–$5.40, with the upper $5.40 zone flagged as heavy selling as yields come in below expectations on U.S. fields. Wheat futures extend rally, drawing buyers on renewed Black Sea shipping and weather risk across exporting regions. Profit-taking pressure pulls soybeans off session highs, though basis remains firm. Heat stress, war premium and yield downgrades cited together as the three-way cocktail lifting grain futures into 3-year-plus territory. Market-making firms active in grains and oilseed pits keep two-si

Aug 31, 2026 | GrainTape Agriculture Futures Bulletin Soys 1287.75 USX, Corn 537.50 USX, Wheat 775.25 USX. Soy futures retreat from highs on profit-taking after fresh contract peaks; rally fatigue note from AgWeb. Wheat 775.25 under selling pressure following recent multi-year highs, Chicago slide flagged by Successful Farming; Black Sea risk premium a lingering tailwind per Farms.com. Corn firm at 537.50 even as wheat cools, keeping U.S. farm margin math tight per AgroLatam. Cash corn selling range reported $5.00-$5.40 on yield drag per Farm Progress. Multi-year highs across corn and wheat noted by CNBC, framing elevated baseline. CBOT grain complex sitting at inflection per AgWeb monthly-close question. Spec profit-taking weighs on beans; Black Sea geopolitics caps wheat downside. Outloo

Soybeans and Corn Close Fresh Multi-Year Highs — Sept 1, 2026 Snapshot (05:37 UTC). Soybeans last 1298.25 USX, uptrend intact per Bloomberg; corn holds firm at 537.00 USX inside the cited 5.00–5.40 USX selling range; wheat eases to 773.50 USX under profit-taking and selling pressure. CNBC flags both corn and wheat at three-year-plus highs; AgWeb confirms fresh highs and a higher monthly close setup for grains. AgroLatam notes firm corn bids alongside sliding wheat, squeezing U.S. farm margins. Successful Farming reports Chicago wheat downside after recent highs. Investing.com cites soybean profit-taking off highs; Farms.com attributes the broader wheat rally to Black Sea risk premium. Headline count 8 spanning biofuel exemptions, Black Sea geopolitics, and yield-driven corn support. Outloo

GrainTape Bulletin — Agriculture Futures — As of Sep 1, 2026 Soybeans quoted 1287.75 USX; corn 537.50 USX; wheat 775.25 USX. Chicago SRW wheat on CME under selling pressure after recent highs, sliding versus firmer corn. Corn holds firm as wheat slides, raising U.S. farm margin stakes per AgroLatam; selling range reported $5 to $5.40 as yields drop. Multi-year highs noted across corn and wheat over the past three years. Soybeans made fresh highs alongside corn, eyeing higher monthly closes to build on momentum. Profit-taking pulled soybean futures back from highs, capping the soy leg. Soybean board closed at 1287.75 USX, corn at 537.50 USX, wheat at 775.25 USX, framing mixed-but-firm tone. Retail flow into corn futures underscored public attention on margin swings. Outlook: Spread between

GrainTape Futures Bulletin — AsOf 2026-09-01T01:07Z. Soybeans 1294.50 USX, Corn 537.25 USX, Wheat 772.25 USX. Chicago SRW Wheat on CME in focus. Corn and soybeans posted fresh highs per AgWeb, raising questions on follow-through after higher monthly closes. Corn held firm while wheat slid, pressuring U.S. farm margins. Chicago wheat fell on selling pressure after recent highs. Both corn and wheat jumped to multi-year highs in more than three years. A retail trader's $50,000 corn futures gain drew Social Security scrutiny over farm income status. Cash corn selling range tightened to $5 to $5.40 as yields dropped. Soybean futures retreated from highs on profit-taking. Watch inter-market spread dynamics and basis levels into the next session.

GrainTape Bulletin | AsOf 2026-08-31 Soybeans ease, corn firm, wheat slips. Soybeans at 1287.75 USX, retreating from highs on profit-taking per Investing.com; CME Group notes the soybean trade. Corn steady at 537.50 USX, holding firm against a sliding wheat backdrop per AgroLatam, with a selling range of $5 to $5.40 reported by Farm Progress as yields drop. Wheat at 775.25 USX, slipping on selling pressure after recent highs per Successful Farming, despite CNB C noting corn and wheat have jumped to their highest prices in more than three years. Corn and soybeans printed fresh highs per AgWeb, with the higher monthly closes in focus; 24/7 Wall St. flags trader P&L scrutiny on Social Security corn futures gains. Market tone: mixed — corn underpinned by yield losses, wheat pressured by post-r

GrainTape Bulletin — 2026-09-01 — Agriculture Futures Wrap Soybeans 1297.25 USX, corn 536.50 USX, wheat 769.25 USX; Chicago SRW wheat on CME led trade. Corn and soybeans printed fresh highs, eyeing back-to-back higher monthly closes per agweb. CNBC noted corn and wheat at multi-year peaks; corn held firm while wheat slid on profit-taking per AgroLatam. Successful Farming flagged Chicago wheat selling pressure after the recent run-up. Farms.com cited wheat futures surge tied to Black Sea risk premium across the grain complex. Farm Progress showed corn selling range $5.00–$5.40 with yields trending lower. Corn's bid tone is squeezing U.S. farm margin spreads vs. sliding wheat, per AgroLatam. 24/7 Wall St. profiled a $50,000 corn futures P&L drawing Social Security review. Soybeans 1297.25 US