December Wheat Futures Hit New Low While Corn Ends Four-Day Slide
In overnight trading on 29 October, December soft red winter (SRW) wheat futures reached a new low. Corn ended a four-day decline, and canola rose on Europe's MATIF exchange.
Grain markets moved in different directions in overnight trading on 29 October 2026. December soft red winter (SRW) wheat futures fell to a new low, corn prices rose after four days of declines, and canola gained on Europe's MATIF exchange.
What happened
SRW wheat is one of the wheat classes traded on the US market, and December futures are contracts for delivery in that month. The December contract slipped to a fresh low during the overnight session. The source does not give the price level, the size of the drop or the reasons behind it.
Corn behaved differently: its price broke a four-day downtrend. The source does not say how large the gain was or whether it signals a change in direction.
Canola in Europe
MATIF is a European derivatives market where canola is traded. Prices there rose. As with the other markets, no figures are given.
The report is a brief market snapshot from the industry outlet Grain Central's daily market wire. It shows the general direction of prices but includes no specific price levels and no explanation of what drove the moves.
