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“Grain markets had a lackluster start to the week with a fair amount of weakness to start the week,” Bryant Sanderson, with CHS Hedging, said. “KC wheat traded stronger as Reuters reports that Russia has effectively stopped the Black Sea deal. We will continue to trade weather and planting paces that look way different today than one would have thought three weeks ago.”
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The Hightower Report said, “Beans rallied to strong gains on the back of sharp strength in meal, which can be attributed to news reports out o…
The U.S. soybean crush in March reached the second-highest level for any month on record and the loftiest ever for the third month of the year…
“Prices were mixed with beans steady to $.05 lower while both meal and oil were little changed. Oil spreads weakened; meal spreads firmed whil…
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