Grain Sell-Off Sets up Volatile Report Week
Grain markets saw another week of heavy selling, the second straight week of such activity for the complex, with new crop wheat futures down between $1.35 USD/bushel for Minneapolis HRS and $1.70 for Kansas City HRW whea…
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Are the Highs in for Wheat?
Grain markets moved through the middle of June a little mixed as profit-taking at the end of the week pushed things lower. Traders put a lot of focus on the weather this week, with rains starting to fall in some drier ar…
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Rain, Drought and Open Ports
Grain markets neared the middle of June on a rebound, with all but soybean oil and oats finding a green finish after the previous week’s sell-off. The front-month soybean futures contract in Chicago closed at an all-ti…
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Bearish News Dominate Wheat to Start June
Wheat markets pulled back to start the month of June thanks to catch-up planting, prospects of Ukrainian supply finally making its way to market and a potentially third consecutive bumper wheat crop in Australia. Adding …
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Too Little, Too Late for Plant 2022?
Grain markets were mostly green to finish the last full week of May, as ongoing weather premiums and geopolitical challenges remain front and center, just as we near the start of a 2022/23 crop year that is certainly goi…
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Wheat Falls, Despite Wet and Dry Areas
Grain markets were mostly lower heading into the Canadian May long weekend. Profit-taking was seen across the board while soybeans climbed higher on strong U.S. export demand amidst tightening old-crop stocks. New crop f…
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