US wheat futures declined on Friday November 22 as US planting progress and crop conditions continued to improve.

US corn futures moved down by less than 1% on Friday November 22, with the market weighing good global demand against harvest pressure and projected record production.

Soybean futures went up on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Friday November 22, supported by increases in crude oil and soymeal, along with new US flash sales. A persistent drop in soyoil and a higher US dollar limited gains.

Vegoils futures and cash prices continued to drop across all markets and regions on Friday November 22 amid profit-taking and weaker fundamentals, Fastmarkets heard.

US wheat futures fell on Thursday November 21 on tactical selling following three consecutive days of support, with declines limited by Black Sea headlines this week.

US corn futures trended lower on Thursday November 21, with losses limited by tender activity and higher weekly sales and exports reported by the USDA.

Soybean futures went down on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Thursday November 21, in part pressured by a sharp decline in soyoil and by a stronger US dollar, offsetting a supportive effect of US net sales.

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US wheat futures were supported on Wednesday November 20 for a third consecutive day despite initial softness observed in early trading.

US corn futures moved higher on Wednesday November 20, on tactical buying following weakness in the market the previous day, as the harvest was reported as complete.

With much of Brazil out on a national holiday, activity across the soybean market was quieter as markets reached midweek, but the complex continued to be shaken by geopolitical headlines amid fears of further escalations in the Black Sea.

Crude palm oil (CPO) futures active month contract fell to an 11-day low while the wave of profit-taking stretched throughout the day.

US wheat futures remained supported on Tuesday November 19, following double-digit strength observed on Monday, which was fueled by bearish Black Sea headlines.

US corn futures trended lower on Tuesday November 19, with the US corn harvest now complete, as reported by the USDA late on Monday November 18.

Soybean futures went down on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Tuesday November 19, driven by the progress of planting and weather conditions in Brazil and amid a drop in soyoil, which continued to put downward pressure on prices.

Asian vegoils futures mostly rose on Tuesday November 19 despite somewhat bearish prospects for crude palm oil (CPO) fundamentals, while in Chicago, soyoil futures dropped further.

Global wheat futures rose on Monday November 18 after the Biden administration announced it had allowed Ukraine to carry out long-range strikes inside Russia using American-provided missiles.

US corn futures trended higher on Monday November 18 driven by double-digit spillover strength from the wheat market.

Soybean futures went slightly up on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Monday November 18, supported by strong crude oil gains, US flash sales and a lower US dollar, but with gains limited by favorable weather in Brazil and weaker soyoil prices.

Chinese vegoil futures and Malaysian crude palm oil (CPO) plummeted on Monday November 18, while soyoil futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange fell less steeply, backed by a spike in crude oil prices.

Global wheat futures trended higher on Friday November 15 on widespread support across commodities on end of week positioning, while the US dollar took a break from its recent climb higher.

US corn futures trended higher on Friday November 15 on profit-taking following four consecutive days of declines and on support from global tender buying.

Soybean futures regained support on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Friday November 15, following data released by the National Oilseed Processors Association (NOPA) that revealed soybean crush volumes surged to an all-time high of 199.96 million bushels in October.

Crude palm oil (CPO) futures in Malaysia broke a three-day losing streak on Friday November 15, rising on increases in Chinese palm futures and tight supply.

US wheat futures remained under pressure on Thursday November 14 on a strong US dollar and beneficial rains that fell over the central and southern US Plains that helped improved crop conditions.

US corn futures trended lower on Thursday November 14 amid a rising US dollar and improved drought conditions in main growing areas.

Soybean futures plunged for the fourth consecutive session on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Thursday November 14, driven by lower prices for soy products and crude oil, and still reflecting uncertainty over the impact of a new Donald Trump administration on soybean and energy markets.

Crude palm oil (CPO) futures in Malaysia slid for the fourth consecutive day on Thursday November 14, in tandem with declines in Chinese vegoil futures and softer crude oil prices.