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C+2, S+2, W+3 Trade continues to debate corn yield, private estimates lowered from 188.1 to 186.9 bpa. Soybeans are finding slow uptake on new crop sales, paying close attention to US bean oil and meal exports. Russian wheat is competitively priced as harvest wraps up. CDN .7244

C-2, S-2, W+1 Light vol, weak tone. China's SB imports show vast improvement for Aug, downside, purchases from South America amid ongoing trade tension with the US. Cool temps to break, with limited rain. Come visit Hensall at the Outdoor Farm Show this week. CDN .7238.

C+1, S+7, W+2 USDA report Friday Sep 12 @ noon. Brazil's sales pegged at 7.43 mmts, for SB up from the est. of 6.75 mmt. EPA reviewing proposal to cut blended renewable fuel up to 50%. WH has given up the gains made by mid-week. Drier over the next 10-days. CDN .7255.

C-2,S+2,W+4 Mkts mixed. Flash sale of SB's to South Korea on Fri. US and China are holding talks in Spain. USDA report from Fri was bearish CO, yield was higher than expected. WH numbers mixed, stocks lower than expected. Use future rallies to catch up on sales. CDN .7259.

C+4,S+5,W+5 Mkts stronger, crop conditions decline 1% from last wk. Taiwan delegation in the US, discussing a potential SB purchase. China is starting to cut CO imports. CO revision has caught the mkt over the last two USDA reports. Brazil's export numbers increasing. CDN .7305.

C-2,S-6,W-1 Private CO sale to Mexico. The Bank of Canada and the US Fed cut rates. Mkts mixed at the start of trade today. Brazil's weather is a good mix of rain and sun moving forward. No update on the US-China trade. Dec CO is struggling to move above $4.30 on CBOT. CDN .7275.

C+3,S+1,W-2 The mkt is higher on day trade, being led by strength in the tech sector. Weekly SB exports were as expected. Weekly corn sales were mid-range of expectations. Wheat bulls are disappointed by US sales, watching the amount of new crop wheat acres planted. CDN .7274.

C-5,S-17,W-13 Steep red to start the week. Argentina drops export duties to 0% until Oct 31st. Making Argentina's commodities very competitive. Nothing concrete came from Friday's call between the US and China. No mention of US Ag in trade deals. SB testing $10.00 mark.CDN .7267

C+1,S+4,W+2 Mkts in the green but not stronger. CO is fighting to stay above the 100-day MA. Bulls believe the current est. of 2025 crop is high. SB's continue to battle against the lack of exports. WH holding, bulls remain focused on the potential for lower acres. CDN .7230.

C-3, S+1, W-3 Mixed with low trading volume to end the week. New trade tariffs were announced by President Trump regarding pharmaceuticals. Economic data for both CDN and the US will be released today. The US is starting to talk about subsidies for US farmers. CDN .7197.

C-3, S-3, W-1 USDA quarterly stock report tomorrow at noon. Will old crop corn stocks be adjusted higher or be net after review of residual, feed, and ethanol use? Soybean have lost .50 cents from Aug highs. Harvest has picked back up again. WH news remains lacking. CDN .7205.

C-2,S-4,W-3 Futures guarded, taking a cautious approach. USDA report at noon. The rainy season has begun in Brazil. Will heavy rains affect crops in the Mato Grosso region? The threat of a US government shutdown looms over the failure to reach an agreement on funding. CDN .7213.

C-3, S-3, W-3 Prices continue downtrend. Yesterday's stock report SB came in near the expected trade guess at 316 mil bu. CO stocks higher than expected at 1.532 bil bu. Don't underestimate the size and carryover of stocks and their effects on prices moving forward. CDN .7200.

C-1,S+2,W+2 The US government shutdown is affecting reports like employment, which would give the mkt some direction. Canadian PM Mark Carney heading to Washington this week to discuss trade. US SB ending the week with the cheapest beans, not enough to get buying action.CDN .7186

C+2,S+6,W+1 No farm stimulus for US farmers has been announced. Commodities continue to search headlines for news that could help the cause. CO & SB finding moderate support on hopes of trade deals. WH exports have stabilized, WH in Black Sea region has reached 50%. CDN .7191.

C-2,S-7,W-3 Mkt down today, as the US government shutdown halts data that the mkt uses to gauge direction. Happening at the peak of harvest season, the mkt is unable to provide an update on any potential sales. China imposition of port fees on US vessels will impact SB. CDN .7169

C+1, S-5, W+2 The market is weaker and under pressure as no new news is hitting the headlines. Futures are closing in on key lows on the charts, and soybeans struggle pennies above the $10.00 mark. The prolonged government shutdown is keeping the market in the dark. CDN .7148.

C+1, S+6, W-1 The market starts the day mixed, grain prices remain soft, harvest pressure adding to downside potential. US yields in the East are disappointing; the West is making up for the downfall. Trade resumes between Russia and Indonesia after a 9-month pause. CDN .7139.

C+1, S+5, W+1 SB's in the spotlight, having some stronger days, on rumors USDA Secretary Rollins is trying to sell US SB's into South America. CO has rallied as well, up $0.10 cents this week. WH is the crosshairs of the US/Ukraine and Russia dealings on war supports. CDN .7140.

C-2,S+6,W+1 US government shutdown, now the third longest in history, continues to disrupt data flow and key reports. Beneficial rains over the wkend in Central Brazil will aid new crop. Harvest basis has strengthened in Ont, which is not the norm for this time of yr. CDN .7143