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Grain & Oilseed Social Sentiment Rating
Canola holds low-bullish (62) on trendline support + SK delays.
Wheat 65 residual Black Sea.
Durum 45 quality rains.
Corn 64 / soy 60 continuity.
Main drivers:
SK harvest lag (27% vs 58% avg) + quality pressure supporting oilseeds/wheat.
Residual geo talk;.
Mild price pullbacks keep scores near prior.
Moderate confidence.
Grain Report Chart of the Day
Canola
Daily Nearby
They say trendlines should be drawn with a crayon, not a pencil.
This time we used a pencil.
Notice how the Canola price found support from the yellow trendline connecting the July and August highs?
Perhaps crayons have other use cases.
They are tasty.
GRAIN & OILSEED SOCIAL SENTIMENT RATING
rebounds to 63 on crude spike + China tariff talk after Fri oil drop;
Wheat holds 66 residual Black Sea amid AB delays;
Durum 46 neutral on quality.
Corn 65 / Soy 61 continuity.
Main drivers:
Crude/oil rebound + harvest delays/quality (canola/wheat/durum);
Residual geo support;
Post-WASDE calm on corn/soy.
Moderate confidence.
US Government Bonds 10-Year Yield with the highest weekly close since......
2007
Grain & Oilseed Social Sentiment Rating
Canola edges bullish to 62 on delayed harvest + Thursday rally (Friday fade tempered);
Wheat holds 67 on residual Black Sea;
Corn 66 / Soybean 62 mild WASDE support
Durum 47 neutral on quality rains.
Continuity.
Main drivers:
Prairie rain delays + quality pressure (durum/wheat),
Residual Black Sea,
Canola primary trend intact despite oil weakness,
Mild corn/soy WASDE.
Moderate confidence.
Grain Report Chart of the Day
Oat growers find that rising prices will bring down their cholesterol...
As well as their blood pressure.
The weekly oat chart suggests this could happen.
Wheat firms to 70 on residual Black Sea/supply-fear surge
Durum softens to 46 on SK/MB rain quality hits.
Canola 61
Corn 65
Soy 60
Main drivers:
Overnight wheat rally on residual risk then cooler session
Heavy Prairie rains pressuring durum quality
Canola holds on delays/crude.
Moderate confidence.
Grain Report Chart of the Day
Canadian Dollar
Daily
The report of my death was an exaggeration
CAD USD regains the 200-day Moving Average
As it should.
O Canada
Yesterday's Heads Up post seems timely.
One day doesn't confirm the idea, but...
Grain & Oilseed Social Sentiment Rating
Wheat & corn lead at 73/70 after Tuesday’s broad rally;
Canola holds bullish 65 despite Wednesday profit-taking.
Durum edges to 52 on Churchill ship.
Continuity intact.
Main drivers:
Strong Tuesday price confirmation (canola +28 to 841.90) followed by orderly correction;
Residual Black Sea + new durum export corridor supportive.
Moderate confidence.
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Wheat & corn stay bullish (70/71) on Black Sea residual + yield support; canola holds edge at 60 after Friday strength,
Soybeans 63,
Durum quiet 50.
Continuity after weekend.
Main drivers:
Residual Black Sea risk + U.S. yield/export colour kept wheat/corn firm despite Monday profit-taking;
Canola mixed on early harvest pressure;
Thin Monday Prairie volume → moderate confidence, continuity prioritized.
Quieter week on the calendar, but the charts kept moving — here's the rundown.
Market Chat carried the week. Daily Social Sentiment ratings tracked canola, wheat, corn, soybeans, and durum right through Friday, with wheat leading on a Black Sea rally to multi-year highs. Chart of the Day covered canola holding the 50-day moving average after a scare below it, plus a look at the DXY.
Over in Market Chat - Premium, Trent broke down why canola's finding buyers at the 50-DMA but still needs confirmation before turning bearish, and answered a real question on what to sell first when cash flow is tight and durum has no futures market to hedge with.
One new face joined this week — welcome aboard. Jump into Market Chat and say hi, or drop your own bids and questions in the channels below.
Miss a newsletter issue? They're all synced into the Newsletters channel — Canola Sales & Cash Flow Strategy was this week's.
Welcome home, prairie producers. This is where Grain Report readers talk real-time price moves, compare local bids and basis, and get questions answered — by me and by growers who get it. Jump in, share what you're seeing, and let's make confident marketing decisions together.