Key Facts
Soybeans eased slightly with SOYB closing at 25.85 dollars, down 0.12 percent day-on-day on July 21, signalling mild profit taking after recent strength
Corn firmed on weather support as CORN settled at 18.01 dollars, up 0.56 percent, with drier U.S. forecasts and resilient demand underpinning prices
Wheat gained modestly with WEAT at 25.20 dollars, up 0.84 percent, helped by harvest pace, mixed crop ratings and continuing geopolitical supply risks
Brazil’s soybean harvest is heading for another record with 2025/26 output projected around 177.67 to 180 million tonnes, reinforcing the country’s role as the world’s main soybean exporter
