Commentary

By: Kelley Fornoff – Grains are higher overnight as President Trump announced yesterday that a deal with China is possible, providing support to corn and soybeans. At the break, July corn is 1’6 higher at 391’6 and July soybeans are 3’2 higher at 1037’2. For wheat, July Chicago wheat is 2’6…

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By: Jeff Kaprelian – Grains finished higher after a light news day. Short-covering and weak technical support spurred the higher prices, but the markets were kept in check by forecasts that give us an open planting window across much of the corn belt. Two positive things for soybeans, which pulled…

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By: Dan Hueber – The spring of 2018 will not go down in the record books as one of the earlier planted years but understandably, markets have not become overly anxious.  As of the 22nd, NASS estimates that we have 5% of the corn in the soil, which was 3%…

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By: Kelley Fornoff – Grains are all lower overnight with planting progress expected to advance this week. At the break, July corn is 1’0 lower at 386’4 and July soybeans are 1’4 lower at 1030’6. For wheat, July Chicago wheat is 4’4 lower at 470’0, July Kansas City is 4’0…

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