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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 9 MIN

Ideal Weather, Weak Prices, and a Key WASDE Report Ahead

from Arlan Suderman: Commodity Outlook

Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, previews the June WASDE report and explains why grain and oilseed markets may be at a critical turning point after weeks of heavy fund liquidation.In this June 10 update, Arlan covers:What to expect from USDA's June WASDE reportWhy significant changes to corn and soybean yields are unlikelyThe surprising deterioration in winter wheat crop ratingsHow South American corn and soybean production estimates could be adjustedWhy speculative funds paused their selling ahead of the reportEvidence that end users are stepping in to buy the recent market breakWhat stronger soybean and corn basis levels in Brazil are signalingChina's continued demand for Brazilian soybeansHow ethanol demand is supporting Brazil's corn marketWhy weather remains the biggest variable for U.S. crop prospectsJoin Arlan live for our upcoming WASDE Webinar:Summary - Arlan Suderman's Market OutlookSubscribe for more market insights from Arlan Suderman and StoneX.#ArlanSuderman #StoneX #WASDE #CornMarkets #Soybeans #WheatMarkets #CommodityMarkets #GrainMarkets #USDA #Agriculture #MarketUpdate #CropConditions

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