US weekly grain inspections by region/country-USDA\nPublished on 08/11/2025 at 11:21 am EDT\n\nLatest news about S&P GSCI Soy beans Index:\n- Ample supply pushes wheat, corn and soy prices lower\n- Soybean Futures Fall as Analysts Mull WASDE Possibilities -- Daily Grain Highlights\n- Nutrien expects more fertilizer use by farmers despite low crop prices\n- ICE Canola Mixed at Midday\n- CBOT Trends-Wheat mixed, corn steady-down 1 cent, soybeans steady-down 4 cents\n- Chicago rebound stalls as supply pressure lingers\n- Wheat, corn and soy steady after price falls stoke demand\n- Wheat Futures Rise on Strong Export Sales -- Daily Grain Highlights\n- Wheat and corn bounce off lows as demand stirs\n- CBOT Trends-Wheat up 7-9 cents, corn up 4-5 cents, soybeans up 4-5 cents\n- Brazil soy area to grow at slowest pace in nearly two decades, consultancy says\n- INSTANT VIEW-China's July imports of soybeans, crude oil rise\n- Wheat steadies after ample supply pushes prices to 5-year low\n- Brazilian soybean products could benefit after Argentina tax shift, industry group says\n- Soybean Futures Drop as Crops Dodge Adversity -- Daily Grain Highlights\n- Wheat hits 5-year low, corn at contract lows as supply pressure builds\n- CBOT soybeans tip lower on falling soymeal futures\n- Brazil's July trade surplus narrows 6.3% as imports outpace exports\n- Brazilian soybean products gain edge after Argentina tax shift, industry group says\n- CBOT Trends-Wheat down 1-2 cents, corn down 1-2, soybeans up 2-4\n- Chinese crushers lock in Q4 soymeal contracts amid U.S. trade uncertainties\n- Wheat holds just above five-year lows amid speculator selling\n- Wheat holds just above 5-year lows amid speculator selling\n- Wheat, corn sink to contract lows as large supply weighs\n- CBOT soybeans end lower on demand concerns\n\nIndex:\nReal-time USA 03:29:03 2025-08-11 pm EDT\n401.49 PTS (+2.41%) \n5-day change: +1.68% \n1st Jan Change: +0.07%\n\nHeadlines:\n- Soybean Futures Jump Following Trump Truth Social Post -- Daily Grain Highlights\n- Washington's New Lever in the Tech Cold War (August 11, 2025 at 09:18 am EDT)\n- Trump Urges China to Massively Step Up Soybean Purchases (August 11, 2025 at 07:07 am EDT)\n- Ukraine and inflation return to centre stage (August 11, 2025 at 02:13 am EDT)

US weekly grain inspections by region/country-USDA

The USDA reports weekly grain inspection data, highlighting fluctuations in wheat, corn, and soybean prices driven by supply conditions and global trade dynamics. Supply pressures are pushing prices lower, particularly for soybeans, while wheat prices remain near five-year lows. Analysts are monitoring the WASDE report for potential impacts on market sentiment. Recent developments include Brazil's slowest soybean area growth in nearly two decades, China's increased soybean imports, and a notable spike in soybean futures following a social media post by former U.S. President Trump urging China to increase soybean purchases. Trade uncertainties and shifting tax policies in Argentina are also influencing soybean product demand. Overall, market activity reflects a mix of supply-side constraints and demand-side shifts, with ongoing concerns about global trade flows and inflation.