WASDE crop report at 11:00 CT today. Corn and soybeans are higher this morning, led by a sharply higher soybean all market, as the Treasury Department is expected to release their in-term guidance on the clean fuel tax credit, 45Z. These guidelines have been awaited for months as they could allow the US biofuel industry…
USDA Preview & Cattle Presented by Heartland Investor Capital Management Inc. CTA https://vimeo.com/1045464716/f8dd5a2188?share=copy Crop Production Report: Corn yield expected at 182.7, still above record 177.3.Carryout estimates reduced to 1.674 billion; lower demand adjustments unlikely.Bean yields vary widely; tighter stocks could support prices. South American Weather: Argentina faces extreme heat (100-105°F), delaying vital rain.Brazil’s crop also…
Grain and livestock futures close at 12:15 CT today. This morning’s grain trade is mixed with corn showing a penny gain while wheat futures are steady-one penny lower. Soybeans are off 3-4 cents as they recover from overnight selling as the long-term weather models maintain hope for moisture in the dry southern Brazil and Argentine…
The US dollar strengthens to 109 overnight. This morning’s grain trade is softer, led by the wheat trade, as the US dollar surges back to 109.00. Rumors have leaked that Pres. Trump will enact a National Economic Emergency Tariff to apply to specific countries, which caused the Chinese Yaun to fall overnight. Soybean oil was…
Corn Maintains Strength Presented by Heartland Investor Capital Management Inc. CTA https://vimeo.com/1044794392/094cfd648f?share=copy Grain Trade: Corn closed higher, suggesting strength ahead of Friday’s USDA report.Soybeans rallied despite overnight pressure; weather in Argentina adds bullish potential.WASDE estimates hint at yield reductions for corn (182-183 bpa) and soybeans (~51.6 bpa). Cattle Market: Cattle prices hit new contract highs,…
Grain futures recovered sharply overnight from last Friday’s break to start the week on SA weather. The overnight grain trade opened higher and continued higher throughout the night session regarding Argentina and Southern Brazil weather. We are starting to see some genuine concern develop over too much dryness, with heat building in parts of Argentina…
Corn prices lead weakness on large fund ownership. This morning’s grain trade is mixed. The hard wheat contracts offer a penny gain, while corn and soybeans softened overnight. The commitment of Traders report on Monday showed a large jump in spec fund ownership (the largest since 2022), prompting profit-taking despite positive trends. Soybeans pushed lower…
Argentina On The Radar Presented by Heartland Investor Capital Management Inc. CTA https://vimeo.com/1043507296/f5cc367fdc?share=copy Grain Markets: Corn traded near $4.60, holding above the 200-day moving average.Soybeans rebounded above $10.10 despite early struggles, supported by Argentina’s ongoing dryness.Wheat remains a laggard, with domestic challenges offsetting gains in global milling wheat prices. Cattle Markets: Live cattle rallied toward…
A firm start is anticipated for the first trading day of the new year. The first trading day of 2025 indicates a firmer start. French milling wheat gained at $1.50/MT overnight, prompting calls of 1-2 cents higher for corn and wheat, while soybeans are indicated 2-4 cents higher on the continued dry forecast for Argentina….
