Commentary

Afternoon Market Recap

By: Patrick McRae – Grain markets felt the selling pressure to start the week. Weather forecasts show good potential for rain in the coming weeks and with the good/excellent ratings still showing good progress for the crops, it’s hard to find something very bullish given the net selling pressure seen…

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Commitments of Traders Analysis

By: Jeff Kaprelian – Corn Commercials were net buyers of 48,753 contracts after adding 22,910 new longs and covering 25,843 shorts. Commercial short-covering is exactly what we’ll need to see to get this market moving again. It’s worth noting they still have over a million contracts on the short side….

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Free Commentary

By: Dan Hueber – We are confronted with relatively quiet two-sided trade as we begin this new week, with wheat currently the only market able to remain in the positive column.  Realistically, wheat is the sole market that has a verifiable production issue at this time, which was reflected in…

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Daily Comments

By: Dan Hueber – We are confronted with relatively quiet two-sided trade as we begin this new week, with wheat currently the only market able to remain in the positive column.  Realistically, wheat is the sole market that has a verifiable production issue at this time, which was reflected in…

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Overnight Market Update

By: Kelley Fornoff – Corn and soybeans have started the week lower while wheat is higher overnight as rains fell over much of the Midwest this weekend. At the break, July corn is 1’2 lower at 376’4, and July soybeans are 2’0 lower at 967’2. July Chicago wheat is 2’2…

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