Spot hard red winter wheat basis bids were flat in the U.S. Plains states on Thursday in quiet trade ahead of the long holiday weekend.
Some locations are rolling basis bids to the September hard red winter wheat contract (KWU26).
Net U.S. wheat export sales for 2026/27 were 300,060 metric tons in the week that ended on June 25, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said. Analysts expected 300,000 to 600,000 tons.
Wheat futures rose for a third session, as traders adjusted positions ahead of the federal July 4th holiday, extending gains triggered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's acreage and stocks estimates on Tuesday.
K.C. September hard red winter wheat (KWU26) was last 1-1/2 cents higher to $6.36-1/2 per bushel.
Basis values are quoted against futures in cts/bu:
Current Previous Cash | basis basis price | KANSAS | Wichita -34 + U -24 + N $6.02 | Newton -59 + U -49 + N $5.77 | Goodland -65 + U -65 + N $5.71 | TEXAS | Gulf track* 115 + U 115 + N $7.51 | Galveston** 100 + U 100 + N $7.36 | OKLAHOMA | Enid -15 + U -15 + U $6.21 | Catoosa -30 + U -30 + U $6.06 |
NOTES:
H = March, K = May, N = July, U = September
Z = December; UNQ = Unquoted bids
0 = Spot Option price; NC = No comparison
* = No. 1 12% hard winter wheat, rail bids
** = Ordinary protein, rail bids
LINKS:
* K.C. HRW wheat protein scales
* U.S. weekly wheat crop progress
* U.S. forward basis (WHEAT/BASIS)
* U.S. Midwest cash grain PM
* U.S. CIF Gulf Grain
* U.S. FOB Gulf Grain