Soybeans Hold Gains, Corn Steadies, Grain Futures Technical Analysis

Grain Futures Technical Analysis – August 25, 2025

This Ag Futures Technical Analysis reflects today’s 6:30 AM CT snapshots. Wheat is range-bound, soybeans are holding post-breakout gains, and corn is consolidating above recently reclaimed support.

Corn (ZCU25 – September)

Last: 391’4 (O 391’4 / H 391’6 / L 391’2). Corn continues to base above the prior ceiling near 388’2–388’4, turning that area into first support. Holding above that zone keeps the near-term bias constructive. A push through 394’0 would target the 398’0–400’0 band; slipping back under 388’2 would hand momentum back to sellers.

Soybeans (ZSX25 – November)

Last: 1058’0 (O 1058’2 / H 1058’4 / L 1057’2). Beans are consolidating after the Aug 21 breakout. First support sits around the prior breakout shelf at 1056’0–1057’0; resistance layers come in at 1060’4 and then 1064’0–1066’0. Above 1066’0 opens room for a follow-through leg; a drop under 1056’0 would signal fading momentum back into the old range.

Wheat (ZWU25 – September)

Last: 507’4 (O 507’2 / H 507’4 / L 507’0). Chicago wheat is tight, trading a narrow band. Key levels are 504’6 support (range floor) and 510’0 resistance (range cap). A decisive break above 510’0 would set up 514’0–515’0; a slip under 504’6 exposes 500’0 and then 498’0.

Takeaway

Divergence remains: beans lead with a constructive consolidation, corn is steady above reclaimed support, and wheat needs a range break to confirm direction. Watch ZSX25 vs. 1064’0–1066’0, ZCU25 vs. 388’2–388’4, and ZWU25 vs. 510’0/504’6 for the next signal.