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We will be discounting 20c per bushel on Oct contracts, if corn is delivered after Oct 31st. 

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Market Commentary 11/13/2026      

Corn futures finished the week on a stronger note, supported by the strongest weekly export sales since January as U.S. commitments pushed past the 1 billion bushel mark, with Mexico continuing to be the dominant buyer and additional flash sales providing support. December corn closed 3 cents higher at $4.45 1/2, while March 2027 futures settled 2 cents higher at $4.56 3/4, reflecting improved demand optimism heading into next week. Attention will remain on export demand and farmer movement, especially as recent rainfall has slowed fieldwork in some areas. Soybeans also posted solid gains, reaching new weekly highs as export demand remained favorable and additional flash sales were announced, although competition from Brazil remains a longer-term headwind as its large crop outlook remains intact. Wheat futures ended higher on Friday but continue to lag the row crops, with export demand remaining disappointing and U.S. wheat still facing stiff competition on the global market despite some support from ongoing Black Sea supply concerns and improving overseas prices.