Commentary

By: Dan Hueber For fear of jinxing it, I am almost reluctant to say anything, but it feels as if spring may finally be arriving in Northern Illinois. Highs that may push 70 degrees today and then daily highs averaging in the mid-50’s next week look promising and could encourage…

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By: Kelley Fornoff – Grains are lower overnight with the exception of soybeans with wheat leading the way lower again today. At the break, May corn is 1’2 lower at 385’6, May soybeans are 2’2 higher at 1050’0 and May Chicago wheat is 10’0 lower at 476’6. Weekly export sales…

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By: Patrick McRae – Grain markets finished weaker as follow-through buying in the overnight session was not able to translate into the day session. Wheat markets made a strong attempt to close their breakaway gap on the open with KC wheat trading down 10 cents and more on the day…

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By: Dan Hueber – It is not that any of the data released yesterday was “in-your-face” bullish, but most numbers, you could at least say, were at least not negative and in the case of beans, even “mildly” positive.  While still an increase of 45 million over last month, corn…

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