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Slow Progress for US Spring Wheat Harvest; Winter Wheat Harvest 86% Done

There was little US spring wheat harvest progress this past week, while the winter wheat harvest moved closer to completion.

The condition of the US corn crop held steady this past week, while the soybean crop slipped slightly.

Grain futures ended the session mostly in the red, with wheat and corn contracts under pressure while soybeans showed subtle strength.

Chicago wheat futures saw minor losses across the board, with the front-month September 2025 contract down just half a cent at $5.23 1/4 per bushel.

Grains traded in mixed fashion today, with wheat and soybeans under pressure while corn eked out modest gains.

Canola futures posted solid gains across all contract months, signalling a potential shift in market tone.

Canola futures softened across the board to start the week, weighed down by technical pressure and a lack of fresh fundamental support.

Chicago grain markets saw mixed action to start the week, with soybeans and corn continuing to weaken while wheat held mostly steady.

Losses in the Canadian dollar – pressured by Canada-US trade uncertainty - were supportive for canola.