The wheat complex is trading with contracts holding lower at midday. Chicago SRW futures are down 5 to 6 cents so far at midday. Kansas City HRW are posting 4 to 5 cent losses at midday. MPLS spring wheat is slipping 3 to 5 cents so far on Tuesday.
The weekly Crop Progress report from NASS showed the US spring wheat crop at 7% planted, matching the 5-year average pace. The winter wheat crop was pegged at 8% planted, in line with the average pace. Conditions of the winter wheat crop were down 1% to 47% good/excellent, with the Brugler500 index rising 1 point to 329 on a 2% shift out of the poor/verry poor categories.
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The French farm ministry estimated the country’s soft wheat crop at 4.61 hectares (11.44 million acres), a 10% increase from last year. Argentina’s wheat crop is estimated at 20.5 MMT for 2025/26 according to the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange, which would be up from 18.6 MMT last year.
May 25 CBOT Wheat is at $5.42, down 5 1/2 cents,
Jul 25 CBOT Wheat is at $5.55 3/4, down 6 cents,
May 25 KCBT Wheat is at $5.51, down 4 1/4 cents,
Jul 25 KCBT Wheat is at $5.65 3/4, down 4 1/2 cents,
May 25 MGEX Wheat is at $6.00 1/2, down 4 1/4 cents,
Jul 25 MGEX Wheat is at $6.15 1/2, down 3 1/2 cents,
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