Author: Kelley Fornoff

By: Patrick McRae – Mixed to mostly higher trade was seen today in the grain markets. In regards to trade tensions and negotiations, there was a comment released over the news wires today regarding Chinese grain buyers. The comments reflected an interest in buying 70 billion dollars of US ag…

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By: Kelley Fornoff – Grains are recovering a bit after yesterday’s down day in what seems to be typical Turnaround Tuesday fashion. At the break, July corn is 3’0 higher at 383’6 and July soybeans are 2’0 higher at 1003’6. July Chicago wheat is 9’0 higher at 514’2, Kansas City…

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By: Patrick McRae – Grain markets felt the selling pressure to start the week. The most obvious culprit would be that of the NAFTA negotiations and their surrounding turmoil but with the positive growing conditions that were had and forecasts not showing too much concern, the trade had a good…

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By: Kelley Fornoff – Grains are lower overnight on mostly ideal weather conditions for US corn and soybean growing areas and concerns over trade relations between the US and China. At the break, July corn is 4’0 lower at 387’4 and July soybeans are 9’6 lower at 1011’4. July Chicago wheat…

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By: Kelley Fornoff – Corn and soybeans are higher to start the month with wheat lower as weather uncertainties support corn and soybeans. At the break, July corn is 1’0 higher at 395’0 and July soybeans are 4’2 higher at 1022’6. July Chicago wheat is 6’2 lower at 520’0, Kansas…

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