The French milling wheat continues climbing. The markets are mixed this morning, with wheat and corn trading slightly higher, while beans are trading lower. March is at a new fall low after trying to trade higher overnight. Today marks the start of the last meeting of the Federal Reserve this year, with a rate decision…
Corn absorbs farmer selling after big early week gains. This morning’s grain trade is mixed, with wheat firming and corn steady while soybeans soften. After a strong lift this past week on the corn futures, while the basis had been strong, it would not be uncommon to see strong farmer selling develop in the market….
Did Corn Top? Presented by Heartland Investor Capital Management Inc. CTA https://vimeo.com/1038708440/68d0adb120?share=copy Grain Markets: Corn exports near 1M metric tons weekly; soybeans over 1M with new sales announced.Wheat shows signs of potential rally; short covering may boost prices. Livestock Markets: Cattle push toward 193-196 range; feeder cattle eye 270 with strong holiday momentum.Seasonal patterns favor…
CONAB released the Brazil crop report, almost unchanged from last month. This morning’s trade is mixed with the weakness of a few pennies noted in the corn market. Cash flow needs and an overall improvement of cash values offered to farmers of a dollar a bushel or more in some locations since pre-harvest lows have…
Corn and wheat continue higher post-WASDE. This morning’s grain trade has corn pressing the October high this morning trading over 4.50 as they continue to respond to yesterday’s USDA report, which contained a bullish surprise for corn, with carryout coming in 200 million bushels lower than last month’s estimate and 168 million bushels below trader’s…
Post WASDE, Corn Climbs Presented by Heartland Investor Capital Management Inc. CTA https://vimeo.com/1037948799/901d792863?share=copy Corn: USDA lowered corn carryout by 200M bushels, sparking a rally.Exports adjusted up 150M bushels despite global challenges (e.g., Ukraine, Argentina).Rally likely to continue until April, with historical seasonal strength into spring. Soybeans: No major changes in USDA estimates; market remains stable.March…
USDA Report 12/10/24 Report was friendly for corn and wheat. The carryout on corn dropped below 1.8 billion bushels, falling below last years old crop carryout.
The November WASDE report is out at 11:00 CT a.m. today. This morning’s grain trade has soybeans leading any strength after seeing heavy selling yesterday hit after it climbed over 10.00 in the morning. What caused the selling yesterday morning was rumors circulating that Chinese buyers were looking to wash out purchases from the Pacific…