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Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures closed lower on January 21, with March soft red winter wheat down 2-1⁄2 cents at $5.07-3⁄4 per bushel. K.C. March hard red winter wheat fell 3-1⁄4 cents to $5.19-3⁄4, while Minneapolis March spring wheat rose 1-3⁄4 cents to $5.63-3⁄4. Weather concerns, including a winter storm bringing moisture but also frigid temperatures, are impacting the market. Euronext wheat futures steadied after a previous drop, aided by a weaker euro and comments from U.S. President Trump.

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CBOT wheat ends lower, but underpinned by weather concerns

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On Wednesday (January 21), Chicago soybean futures rose by 1.14%, closing at $10.65 per bushel; soybean oil increased by 2.83%. The Bloomberg Grains Classification Index edged up by 0.06%, while CBOT corn futures and wheat futures fell by 0.47% and 0.39%, respectively

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Chicago soybean futures rose over 1.1%, soybean oil rose over 2.8%, and New York cocoa fell over 4.2%

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The Softs Report for January 21 highlights mixed trends in cotton, FCOJ, coffee, sugar, and cocoa markets. Cotton saw a slight decline despite higher weekly sales, while FCOJ futures dropped amid active harvesting in Florida. Coffee markets closed lower, influenced by potential new tariffs from President Trump. Sugar prices are pressured by good global supplies and anticipated surpluses. Cocoa trends are down, with positive crop conditions in West Africa but ongoing demand concerns. Overall, the market is closely watching developments from the economic forum in Davos and U.S. political statements.

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Softs Report - Wednesday, Jan. 21

Euronext wheat futures stabilized on January 21 after a previous drop, aided by a weaker euro following U.S. President Trump's comments on Greenland. March milling wheat settled at 189.50 euros per metric ton. Chicago wheat prices fell due to a stronger dollar and anticipated rain in the U.S. Plains. Export competition remains stiff, with German wheat trading at a premium over Euronext prices. Meanwhile, maize futures rose slightly, supported by disruptions in Ukrainian exports. Financial investors have also reduced their net short positions in Euronext wheat.

EU wheat steadies as Greenland jitters ease

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Wheat prices at the Chicago Board of Trade rose by 5-6 cents per bushel, supported by a weaker dollar and strong corn and soybean markets. Corn increased by 2-4 cents due to brisk export demand and concerns over hot weather in Argentina. Soybean futures climbed 8-11 cents, aided by positive U.S.-China trade talks and lower dollar values, despite a large Brazilian harvest. Overall, the market is influenced by global supply levels and weather forecasts affecting crop conditions.

CBOT Trends-Wheat up 5-6 cents, corn up 2-4 cents, soybeans up 8-11 cents

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Chicago soybean futures rose 1.0% to $10.64 a bushel, supported by a lower dollar and positive U.S.-China trade talks. Wheat and corn also saw gains, with wheat up 1.1% at $5.15-3⁄4 a bushel and corn up 0.9% at $4.27-1⁄2 a bushel. The market reacted positively to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's comments on soybean purchases from China, despite concerns over a record harvest in Brazil and mixed weather affecting crops in Argentina and the U.S.

GRAINS-Soybeans regain ground on dollar slide, U.S.-China trade hopes

Canada is navigating a trade war with the U.S. by strengthening ties with China and boosting exports. Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to review the USMCA trade agreement while repairing relations with Beijing, resulting in a deal to import 49,000 electric vehicles and lower tariffs on Canadian canola. Despite these efforts, the U.S. remains Canada's dominant trade partner, absorbing about 75% of its exports. The situation poses challenges, especially with U.S. tariffs impacting key industries. Carney's approach aims to diversify trade and secure investments, marking a gentle reset in Canada's trade strategy.

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CBOT wheat ends lower, but underpinned by weather concerns

Chicago soybean futures rose over 1.1%, soybean oil rose over 2.8%, and New York cocoa fell over 4.2%

Softs Report - Wednesday, Jan. 21

EU wheat steadies as Greenland jitters ease

Rice Rises to 3-Month Highs