12/30/25 Grains Trying To Stabilize In Pre-Holiday Trade

Morning Market Talk Below, you will find today’s installment of Morning Market Talk. You can copy and paste the link below for this morning’s episode.   https://youtu.be/A_xHMyG-djk?si=Q0Q6yyxoagR6roN4   On the Grains   Soybeans and SRW wheat are mildly firmer early this morning, while corn and HRW wheat are near unchanged as grain markets try to stabilize after Monday’s selloff. Fresh news remains limited, with much of the focus on ongoing efforts by President Trump to broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine that continue to face hurdles. Much of the price action in the grain markets are likely to be year-end positioning in lower-volume holiday trade.   Brazilian Firms To Abandon Amazon Soy Moratorium   Some of the world’s largest soybean trading firms are preparing to abandon Brazil’s Amazon Soy Moratorium, a voluntary agreement credited with sharply slowing deforestation in the Amazon rainforest, as they seek to preserve lucrative tax incentives in Brazil’s top farm state, Reuters reported.   The potential exit is driven by a new law in Mato Grosso that, starting in January, strip tax incentives from companies that participate in conservation programs stricter than Brazilian law.   Major traders that signed the 2006 moratorium — including…