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European wheat futures fell 0.1% to 193.25 euros per metric ton after reaching a two-month high. The euro's rise against the dollar made European grain more expensive for overseas buyers. Traders are closely watching grain futures and exchange rates amid competition in major import markets like Egypt and Morocco. Recent reports indicate steady demand for Black Sea and French wheat in Egypt, with EU soft wheat exports remaining stable at 12.82 million metric tons since July 2025. Analysts suggest EU exports may be higher than last season's levels.

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EU wheat edges down from two-month peak

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Basis bids for hard red winter wheat in the U.S. Plains remained steady following severe winter weather, with snow cover protecting crops from winterkill. Warmer weather is expected next week, although there are concerns about winterkill risks for Black Sea wheat. The rising dollar is impacting U.S. exports, leading to pressure on commodities. K.C. March HRW wheat futures traded flat at $5.35 per bushel. Current basis values show slight variations across different locations in Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma.

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US Plains HRW Wheat-Basis bids flat as forecast warms in the Plains

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Wheat futures have fallen below $5.3 per bushel, retreating from eight-week highs due to a combination of factors. Initial support from freezing temperatures in the US Plains and Black Sea diminished as forecasts improved and no significant crop damage was reported. Additionally, a rebound in the US dollar has weakened export competitiveness, while high inventories globally limit price increases. The presence of large unpriced wheat stocks in commercial storage has also raised the likelihood of selling during price rallies, capping potential gains.

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Wheat Retreats From 8-Week Highs

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Basis bids for hard red winter wheat in the U.S. Plains remained steady as snow hindered movement but reduced winterkill risks for the dormant crop. The USDA reported net export sales of U.S. wheat at 558,201 metric tons for the week ending January 22, a decrease from the previous week but consistent with trade estimates. K.C. March HRW wheat futures fell 5 cents to $5.42 per bushel. Current basis values vary across locations, with Kansas bids ranging from -60 to -90 cents against futures prices.

US Plains HRW Wheat-Basis bids steady as snow stalls movement

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Wheat futures for March delivery rose 1.1% to $5.42 a bushel, driven by short covering amid winterkill fears. Corn increased by 0.2% to $4.31 1/4, while soybeans fell 0.3% to $10.72 1/4. Analysts noted that a weaker U.S. dollar supports grain prices, but concerns about a potential U.S. attack on Iran and a strong Brazilian crop may limit upside. Export sales met forecasts, with Japan leading in wheat and corn purchases. Upcoming USDA reports could be affected by a potential government shutdown.

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Wheat Futures Rise as Short Covering Extends — Daily Grain Highlights

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Chicago wheat futures rose by 1.3% at one point, reaching a two-month high, and are expected to achieve a third consecutive day of gains, potentially setting the longest winning streak in a month. Corn and soybean futures also rose simultaneously

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Wheat prices rose by 7-10 cents, corn by 2-4 cents, and soybeans by 9-11 cents at the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat's increase is attributed to dollar weakness, making U.S. grains more competitive. Corn futures benefited from strong export demand and optimism regarding biofuels, while soybean prices were supported by dollar weakness despite pressure from Brazil's harvest. March wheat reached $5.33-1/4, corn $4.30, and soybeans $10.78-1/2 per bushel.

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Wheat up 7-10 cents, corn up 2-4 cents, soy up 9-11 cents

Basis bids for hard red winter wheat remained unchanged in the southern U.S. Plains on Tuesday, with grain movement slow due to recovery from a major weekend storm that dropped up to a foot of snow in Oklahoma. While delivery logistics were complicated, the snow provided moisture and insulation for winter wheat crops. K.C. wheat futures closed higher, with the March contract settling at $5.32-3/4 a bushel. Premiums for HRW wheat shipped by rail varied, with some grades seeing increases and others remaining unchanged.

Basis flat; grain movement slow after weekend storm

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Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures ended nearly flat as the dollar fell to a four-year low, supporting commodity prices. Traders are assessing potential damage to U.S. winter wheat from recent icy temperatures, with clarity expected in spring. Record lows were reported in Kansas and Texas, but snow cover may protect crops. Meanwhile, Sovecon raised its 2025/26 Russian wheat export forecast by 1.1 million metric tons to 45.7 million tons. March soft red winter wheat closed at $5.23-1/4 per bushel, while hard red and spring wheat also saw slight increases.

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CBOT wheat ends nearly flat, traders eye dollar and US weather

Chicago wheat and soybean futures rose as the U.S. dollar hit a four-month low, making U.S. supplies cheaper for overseas buyers. Wheat futures reached a six-week high, while soybeans hit a four-week peak. Despite a slight dip in corn futures, analysts noted a modest rebound in grain markets following a previous sell-off. Global supplies remain ample, with a record Brazilian soybean harvest projected, although farmers are hesitant to sell at current prices. Meanwhile, U.S. President Trump is visiting Iowa to bolster support amid challenges in the farm economy.

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Basis bids for hard red winter wheat in the southern U.S. Plains remained flat amid concerns over a major winter storm threatening dormant crops. Significant ice is expected to cause potential damage to wheat. U.S. wheat export sales for 2025/26 reached 618,076 metric tons, with 222,989 metric tons being hard red winter wheat. The K.C. March wheat contract closed up 15 cents at $5.40-3/4 a bushel, marking its highest price since January 12. Premiums for wheat with 11.6% to 12.4% protein rose by 10 to 30 cents a bushel.

US Plains HRW Wheat-Basis bids stay flat, bitter cold threatens crops

Wheat and soybeans prices increased by 3-5 cents, while corn rose by 2-4 cents at the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat prices were supported by a winter storm forecast, although cold temperatures posed risks to crops. U.S. wheat export sales exceeded expectations, while corn saw gains due to strong export demand. Soybeans benefited from technical buying and hopes for Chinese demand, despite competition from South America. Weekly export sales for both corn and soybeans also surpassed analysts' predictions.

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