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Jul 17, 2025
Market Highlights: President Donald Trump stated that Coca-Cola plans to begin using real cane sugar in its U.S.-sold beverages, replacing high fructose corn syrup. Currently, approximately 6% of the U.S. corn crop is used in the production of high fructose corn syrup. The White House has announced that it does not plan to impose new restrictions on pesticide use in agriculture. This comes amid comments from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. regarding the potential health impacts of crop protection chemicals. Weather forecasts for the U.S. Corn Belt remain predominantly wet. According to Euro model data, rainfall in the U.S. corn belt is projected to receive 142% of normal rainfall levels over the next 7 days, followed by 88% of normal rainfall levels during the 8–14 day period. Weekly Export Sales Recap (as of 7.10.25): U.S. 24/25 corn exports came in well below expectations, totaling 3.8 million bushels for the week, easily a marketing year low and significantly below market expectations. After averaging 33.9 million bushels a week, for the last 4 weeks, this sharp decline reflects a change in old crop demand, with only 7 weeks left in the current marketing year. New crop sales were within expectations, 22.3 mil bu, sales of 278k tonnes to unknown and 176k to Mexico, and 65k to Japan. Old crop soybean exports sales totaled 10 million bushels for the week, down from the 4-week average. Last week's sales included: 69k tonnes to Taiwan, 63k ton to Germany, and 32k tons to Algeria. New crop sales included 327k tonnes to Mexico, while China has yet to buy any US new crop soybeans. Corn futures closed 2.5 to 3.25 cents lower on the day, with front-month contracts leading the decline. Soybean futures extended their rally finishing 6.75 to 8.75 cents higher compared to the previous settlement. Notably, the SX25/SF26 spread now at its largest level for this date in the past 10 years. Upcoming Reports: • 7.21.25 Weekly Export Inspections & Crop Progress • 7.23.25 EIA data Yield 365 grain marketing simplified 815.823.2522