FieldLink Market Report - Helena Agri-Enterprises

Our market reports provide timely, concise insights into the global commodity markets, offering practical analysis and actionable ideas for farm hedging and marketing. Each report is designed to give producers, agribusinesses, and market participants a clear overview of market trends, price movements and key factors shaping supply and demand, helping you make informed decisions with confidence.

Losses in Grains to Close Out the Year 12/31/2025 Daily Report

Grain markets wrapped up the year with uneven price action, led by weakness in soybeans and little conviction elsewhere in thin holiday trade. With shifting weather, technical signals, and supply-demand questions setting the tone for early 2026, the details behind today’s moves matter more than the headlines.
Grains and Beans Lower Despite Solid Sale to China 12/30/2025 Daily Report

Holiday-thinned trade left soybean markets drifting lower as traders brushed off fresh Chinese purchases, highlighting how little conviction exists to push prices higher into year-end. With weather risks fading in South America and geopolitical tensions adding uncertainty, the question now is whether beans can find a bounce in early 2026, or if patience will be required until the next true catalyst emerges.
Lower Start to Week as Markets Wait For RVO/SRE and 45Z Guidlines 12/29/2025 Daily Report

General weakness was seen in the grains and soy markets on improved rain chances for the driest parts of Argentina and S Brazil in the 12–14-day overnight forecasts while sizable losses in the equities and the metals added to the general market weakness. Metals markets take big hit to start the week.
Holiday Week Finishes in the Green 12/28/2025 Weekend Edition

Early strength from a dry 10-14 day outlook for Argentina faded through the session as prices closed mixed but positive for the week. Crude oil prices reversed sharply to add weakness to the raw material sector despite gold and silver posting new all-time highs.
Positive Start to Short Week on Slow Trade 12/22/2025 Daily Report

Gains across the board as we head into the holidays with year-end positioning. Expect little news the rest of the week with markets closing Wednesday at noon.
Corn Finishes Week With Gains While Beans and Wheat Finish Lower 12/21/2025 Weekend Edition

News was limited to wrap up the week heading into the holiday shortened week next week. Non-threatening South American weather into the end of the year should keep a quiet trade unless news out of China appears.
Corn Gains on Solid Exports While Beans Continue Lower 12/18/2025 Daily Report

A solid weekly export report for corn allowed corn to move higher and pull wheat to the first daily gain in a week while beans continued their pilgrimage lower as the buying in the grains did not spill over the to the soy complex. Other news was limited but with the USDA getting close to releasing all the government shutdown delayed reports, the trade will begin to have current numbers within the next few weeks. The last two weeks of trading for 2025 will be holiday shortened with the Thursday closures for Christmas and New Years which will thin volume and potentially increase volatility on any surprise news.

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