Corn and wheat are looking to close higher than last Friday. Grain futures are fractionally softer on corn and beans this morning, while wheat retreats a few pennies. As of this writing, corn and wheat are still slightly higher on the week than last Friday, while soybeans are off $0.14. Note that soybeans produced a…
Hogs and Pigs 9/25/25 All Hogs and Pigs: 99 vs 100.3 estimate Kept For Breeding: 98 vs 99.5 estimateKept For Marketing: 99 vs 100.3 estimate Report is friendly to pre-report estimates.
Argentina re-institutes export taxes. Moderate gains were seen for much of the overnight session as short covering developed. Corn, soybeans, and wheat were becoming undervalued in the global market, and support is starting to be provided. Support also came as news surfaced that Argentina will be reinstating its export taxes on the sales of grains,…
Grains maintained Tuesday’s gains while soybeans joined the lift. After a strong performance by wheat and corn on Tuesday, the strength maintained overnight carries through the morning session. Meanwhile, soybeans rechallenged early week lows and found demand in soybean oil and the bean product, creating a sharp recovery rally in the early morning hours. Comments…
Corn and wheat hint at a Turnaround-Tuesday. This morning, we are starting out with a mixed trade. Corn and wheat are finding traction for a turnaround on Tuesday, while soybeans bumped Monday’s lows, looking for stability above 10.00. Corn continues to be the best-performing grain contract, as we are now seeing flash sales picking up…
Argentina to remove its grain and soy export taxes through October 31 to boost its supply of dollars. Grain futures opened soft in the evening but were uneventful until early morning. At around 6:00: a.m. soybeans turned sharply lower as Argentina announced it would remove its grain and soybean export taxes to boost dollar supplies…
Cattle On Feed On Feed: 99% vs 99.1% estimatePlaced: 90% vs 91.0% estimateMarketed: 86% vs 87.2% estimate Report slightly friendly compared to pre-report estimates.
Pres. Trump and Pres. Xi have a phone call at 9:00 a.m. CT this morning Corn and soybeans are showing strength heading into the weekend, while wheat trades in a narrow, mixed range. The overall tone in the market is being shaped by collective trade positioning after a week of volatile price action. An increasing…
Wheat seeks to be competitive with Black Sea origin. Grain futures are showing modest strength in overnight trade, though soybeans are under light pressure. With little in the way of fresh market-moving news, futures are lacking strong direction. Wheat is leading the way higher, supported by growing expectations that U.S. exporters will pick up demand…
The grain trade remains firm after yesterday’s strength. After seeing some corrective action in the night session, the grain trade has a firm tone this morning. Yesterday’s gains continued as more US yield data comes in, and suddenly, there is radio silence from firms predicting 190 bpa corn. Heavy disease and drought pressure have some…
