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“Corn, soybean and wheat futures are trading higher to start the day,” Ryan Kelbrants, with CHS Hedging, said. “A weaker U.S. dollar and ongoing weather issues in parts of Argentina are providing early support to the markets. However, volatility is expected to continue, as ample global supplies may limit significant price gains as we move toward February.”
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“Yesterday’s Crop Progress report saw the soybean crop 79% harvested which is up from 64% last week and the 10-year average of 76% at this tim…
“The wheat complex is mixed but mostly lower,” Total Farm Marketing said. “Looking at December contracts, Chicago wheat is 1/2 cent lower at $…
“Soybean futures are trading with a lower bias this morning,” Total Farm Marketing said. “November soybeans are unchanged at $12.53, while Jan…
Bloomberg said, “Soybean futures fell to a two-month low in Chicago, while coffee and sugar slumped as President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s s…
The Hightower Report said, “Wheat was unable to rebound off yesterday’s early weakness as the potential for Black Sea peace talks and southwes…
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