Grain Futures Hold Steady in Quiet Pre-Thanksgiving Trading

Grain Market Summary

November 25, 2025

Corn

Closing Prices: March corn futures gained 1 1/2 of a cent today, settling at 438 1/4. Today’s range was contained within the prior days range and came in at just 2 3/4 cents. The 14-day average true range has dropped below 6 cents. We expect the quiet trade to persist through the Holiday week. Support and resistance levels remain intact from this morning’s Grain Express report.

Production & Supply: The U.S. corn harvest is virtually complete at 96%, producing what’s estimated to be the biggest crop in U.S. history. This record production has added to already ample global supplies.

Export Activity: Brazil’s corn exports are projected at 6.11 million metric tons for November, down slightly from 6.36 million tons the previous week. South Korea’s major feedmill group purchased approximately 68,000 metric tons of U.S. corn in a private deal, priced at $249.78 per ton outright or at a 197-cent premium over Chicago March 2026 futures. The corn will ship from the Pacific Northwest between January 1-31, 2026.

Soybeans

Closing Prices: January soybeans gained 1 1/2 cents today, settling at 1124 3/4. Today’s range was within yesterday’s range, which technicians refer to as an inside day. The 14-day average true range continued to contract today, dropping to 18 1/2 cents. Support and resistance levels remain intact from this morning’s Grain Express report….
 

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