11/25/25 Grain Chop, Livestock Markets Stay Volatile

11/25/2025 Click Above to Watch the Morning Market Talk Video Grain Chop, Livestock Markets Stay Volatile On the Grains Corn, soybeans and the winter wheat markets rebounded from Monday’s losses during the overnight session, but buyer interest was light as there was no major market driver. Traders will continue to watch for daily sales activity to China. USDA will release dated export sales activity for the week ended Oct. 9, as it continues the catchup schedule from data that was missed due to the government shutdown. The Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Trade will not be issued today as initially planned. FAS has changed the release date to Dec. 23 instead of today. Two cargo vessels were headed for grain port terminals near New Orleans on Monday to load with the first U.S. soybean shipments to China since May, according to a shipping schedule seen by Reuters. A third vessel was en route to a Texas Gulf Coast grain terminal to be loaded with China-bound U.S. sorghum – the first American shipment of sorghum to China since mid-March. Daily soybean export sales continue to trickle in, with its 2025-26 purchases now up to 1. 939 MMT. Winter Wheat Conditions Improve, Slightly Above Average USDA…