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Chicago corn and soybeans rose on Thursday, recouping some of the previous session's losses as high temperatures in South America hit output, although concerns over U.S President Donald Trump's threats of more tariffs kept traders on edge. Wheat extended gains to a fifth session to trade near its highest close since October, underpinned by worries

Mexico’s government has repealed previous restrictions on genetically modified corn for human use, as well for livestock and industrial uses. The United States, which for decades has exported large volumes of GM yellow corn to Mexican buyers, had objected to restrictions put in place by Mexico’s previous government to gradually ban such corn supplies from

“Funds bought corn” is perhaps becoming a broken record for U.S. grain markets, though there are signs that the streak could soon be snapped. In the week ended February 4, money managers increased their net long position in CBOT corn futures and options to 364,217 contracts from 350,721 a week earlier, establishing their most bullish corn view since April 2022. That marked funds’ seventh consecutive week as net corn buyers. Such a streak had been observed only one other time (September 2022) within the last four years, though the previous one involved notably fewer contracts. Money managers’ latest corn net long is below 2010’s record of 429,189 contracts, but they are holding a record number of gross long positions, having slightly surpassed 2010’s high in late January. It is possible that the February 4 data signaled an impending top in the bullish corn momentum as short covering drove the week’s net buying for the first time in several weeks. Most-active CBOT corn futures ...