US and European wheat futures declined on Friday September 26 on expectations of ample global supplies as the Northern Hemisphere harvest nears its end, and on the prospects of healthy harvests in Southern Hemisphere producers Australia and Argentina.

This piece provides a detailed analysis and forecast of the 2025/26 US corn crop, highlighting a record projected yield, historically high acreage, and global production trends.

Russia’s weekly wheat exports from Black Sea ports totaled 459,564 tonnes in the week ending Thursday September 18, down by 396,681 tonnes (46%) from the 856,245 tonnes loaded in the previous week, according to Fastmarkets analytics data published on Friday.

US wheat futures declined on Friday September 12 after the USDA increased global wheat ending stocks and production estimates for 2025/26 in its monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report.

The past decade has seen Latin America, particularly Brazil, solidify its status as the backbone of the global soybean industry, marked by rapid production growth and extensive market penetration in key international markets. As Brazil’s output soared, it not only outpaced US farmers but also emerged as the leading supplier to Chinese processors, a shift […]

The M1 AG-CRN-0070 Corn FOB Argentina Premium c$/bu was published incorrectly as: August 28: 93 cents per bushelAugust 29: 93 cents per bushel It has been corrected to: August 28: 118 cents per bushelAugust 29: 116 cents per bushel The M1 AG-CRN-0069 Corn FOB Argentina $/mt was published incorrectly as: August 28: 188 per tonneAugust 29: 192.25 per tonne […]

This is Fastmarkets’ weekly recap of the main movements in global cash markets.

Russia’s wheat export volumes from Black Sea ports totaled 732,180 tonnes in the week ended August 14, plus US wheat exports for the 2025/26 marketing year are now projected at 875 million bu, up by 25 million bu from the previous estimate.

This is a sample of Fastmarkets’ weekly recap of the main movements in global cash markets.

Brazil could reach a share of as much as 7 million tonnes per year in China's distillers dried grains (DDG) and distillers dried grains with soluble (DDGS) markets following an agreement between the two countries that allows Brazilian exports, according to the National Union of Corn Ethanol (Unem).