Heading into the USDA’s July WASDE report on Friday, WPI offers our outlook on the 2025/26 U.S. grain balance sheets and the season-average price. The big theme from this effort is that 2025/26 grain supplies will be ample and markets will have to move lower to stimulate enough demand to avoid a large build-up in stocks. WPI’s models are most bearish corn and sorghum where large acreage and supplies in the former market will pressure prices in both. WPI’s models are somewhat neutral wheat for the 2025/26 crop year though prices are expected to increase significantly later this year and offer substantial returns to storage. The only market to receive a bullish outlook from WPI is soybeans, where an optimistic view of the 20...