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π½ Corn futures rallied to their highest close since early June as scorching heat threatens the Corn Belt. π Renewed optimism over Chinese soybean demand also lifted beans and wheat higher.
π₯ A brutal heat dome is building across the western US and will spread into the Northern Plains and Corn Belt through next week. π‘οΈ Triple-digit temps are expected in the Dakotas, Wyoming, and Montana, with little relief in sight through early August.
π’οΈ Oil prices spiked after Iran attacked commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, with WTI jumping over 2.8% before extending gains after hours. β οΈ Trump declared the Iran ceasefire "over" in fiery comments at the NATO summit in Ankara.
π US farmer sentiment fell for a third straight month in June, with Purdue's Ag Economy Barometer dropping to 113. πΈ High input costs remain the top concern as confidence in the next five years continues to slide.
π¨π΄ USDA confirmed a flash sale of 105,000mt of soybean cake and meal to Colombia. π± The sale adds to recent bullish demand signals in the soy complex.
π₯© Cattle groups are pushing the Trump administration to scrap a proposed tariff exemption for Brazilian beef. π§π· Brazilian beef imports have surged 41% this year, fueling tension over a possible 25% tariff and threats of retaliation.