Soybeans opened mixed Monday with nearby contracts down 2 cents to up ½ cent; January fell 40½ cents for the week after Friday's gains in front months.
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Corn short-covering and reversing up
I am Stephen Davis, senior market strategist at Walsh Trading, Inc., Chicago, Illinois. You can reach me at 312-878-2391. The current 2026/27 U.S. corn outlook is for smaller production, domestic use,…
Canada Targets New Agriculture Trade Opportunities in China
Canada secured expanded pet food market access to China (estimated $530 million potential value, now including ruminant ingredients) and a two-year extension of arrangements covering canola meal and peas, building on 2025 exports of $1.5 billion canola seed, $1.2 billion wheat, $971.7 million soybeans, and $288.2 million canola meal to China.
Budget 2026 strengthens farm investment but leaves key grain-sector pressures unresolved
Grain Growers of Canada welcomes measures in Budget 2026 that will help grain farmers invest in their operations and plan for farm succession, while urging the federal government to address immediate…
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Why Canada shouldn't chase "fool's gold" after U.S. midterms | Frontlines
A shifting political map in Washington does not guarantee relief for Canadian agriculture, as cross-border trade friction and broader protectionist sentiment remain firmly entrenched across the…
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