Liquidation based on ‘rain makes grain’ adage
Corn silks begin to show on a corn field in early July.
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Corn silks begin to show on a corn field in early July.
Iowa Capital Dispatch photo by Cami KoonsBy Crystal Reed
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With most of harvest complete, crops often see seasonal trends this week.
The grain market is searching for harvest lows, said Don Roose at U.S. Commodities.
At harvest time the grain market is trying to find fair market value and the end user is looking for where to put harvest lows, said Don Roose…
World leadership changes and the U.S. midterm election are affecting commodity markets.
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