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Spot basis bids for corn and soybeans were mostly steady in the U.S. Midwest on Friday as futures dipped on favorable weather raising expectations for a large autumn harvest. The soybean basis fell at a river terminal in Morris, Illinois. The basis was unchanged at all other locations in a spot check. Rain is maintaining mostly favorable soil moisture reserves for crops in the Midwest, with temperatures remaining below stressful levels, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said in a daily weather report. A monthly USDA report trimmed the outlook for the nation’s soybean harvest to 4.335 billion bushels, from a June outlook for a 4.340 billion-bushel crop. That was largely in line with the average analyst estimate of 4.334 billion bushels in a Reuters poll. U.S. corn inventories will shrink to ...

Basis bids for soybeans and corn delivered by barge to U.S. Gulf Coast terminals rose on Friday, lifted by a slow pace of farmer grain sales this week and rising costs for barge freight, traders said. CIF soybean barges loaded in July were bid at 89 cents over CBOT August (SQ25) futures, up 2 cents from Thursday, and August soy barges were bid at 90 cents over futures, up a penny. FOB export premiums for soybeans shipped from the Gulf in August held at around 95 cents over August (SQ25) futures. For corn, CIF barges loaded in July were bid at 88 cents over CBOT September (CU25) futures, up 2 cents from Thursday, while August corn barges were bid at 86 cents over futures, up 1 cent. FOB export premiums for corn shipped from the Gulf in August were unchanged at around 100 cents over September futures. Empty barges for this week on the Mississippi River at St. Louis were offered at 385% of tariff, up from 375% a day earlier and up from 340% a week ago. Illinois River barges were ...

According to traders, base rates for soybeans and corn delivered by barges to terminals on the US Gulf Coast rose on Friday, driven by low farm grain sales rates this week and increased barge freight costs. Barges with soybeans loaded in July on CIF terms were offered 89 cents above August CBOT futures, which is 2 cents higher than Thursday, while barges with soybeans loaded in August were offered 90 cents above futures, which is 1 cent higher. CBOT soybean futures fell on Friday as favorable weather forecasts strengthened expectations of a large autumn harvest, analysts reported. In the US Department of Agriculture's monthly report, the soybean harvest forecast was reduced to 4.335 billion bushels compared to June's forecast of 4.340 billion bushels. This generally corresponds to the Reuters analyst survey average of 4.334 billion bushels. Ending soybean stocks for 2025-2026 are estimated at 310 million bushels compared to 295 million bushels in June and analyst forecasts of 302 ...