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Sometimes it seems you must throw all the bad news you can find at something in order to get a positive response. That’s how the grain markets reacted last week to all the tariff talk. At the en...
May beans closed the week 46 cents lower and November beans ended the week 45 cents lower. Along with a down bean market crude oil was 10 percent lower and the DOW lost 8% of its value last week. So, ...
Short report today as the big USDA reports will be released Monday and that will set the course for our markets unless we get into a weather market as we get into planting season. Last week May corn w...
The big March USDA report is out next Monday, and it will be a mover. Everyone seems to agree there will be a lot more corn planted, somewhere between 4 and 5 million more acres. Meanwhile they expect...
Let’s talk about the highlights from last week’s grain markets. Wait a minute, there are no highlights from last week. The funds continued their sell off that started 3 weeks ago. They she...
We saw lots of movement in the grain markets last week, but when it was done corn and beans were both steady on the week. Last Friday’s COT report showed that as of last Tuesday the funds had re...
Late Thursday Trump announced the tariffs were taking effect March 4th. The market was already skittish and this sent them lower. At the end of the week May corn was down 35 cents and beans were 31 lo...
The next big mover will be the USDA’s planting intentions report that comes out this Friday. The common thought is we will plant 4 to 5 million more acres of corn and if they use a trend line yi...
We saw more up and down trade last week in the commodity markets. Corn ended the week 9 cents higher while beans were 13 cents lower. Corn was helped by a higher wheat market that was reacting to cold...
A new week and the same story. Corn and beans both ended last week higher, but it wasn’t easy. Monday and Friday were give-back days and the middle of the week gave us higher prices. At the end ...
