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Weather, policy, and geopolitics reshape global grain trade: S&P Global’s Atlas of Food 2025
Corn remains the world’s most produced grain, heavily concentrated in the U.S., China, Brazil, and Argentina.
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Global wheat market hits five-year low amid abundant supplies, trade uncertainties
This downturn extended to soybeans and corn, as ongoing U.S. harvest pressures compounded uncertainties surrounding potential U.S.-China trade resolutions.
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Global cereal prices ease in September as wheat, maize decline: FAO
The fall was driven mainly by weakening international wheat and maize quotations.
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Milling Wheat Marker rises 1.8% in September on high logistics costs, margin pressures: Platts
The MWM, launched in June to track the most competitive Black Sea export prices, has largely followed Russian 12.5% protein wheat levels.
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Global soybean production to reach record 425MT in 2025/26
According to the USDA, Brazil will remain the undisputed leader with approximately 40% of global supply.