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“It is true the trade deal, the Phase 1 trade deal, the export boom from that trade deal will take longer because of the Chinese virus” – Larry Kudlow.  While by no means unexpected, when President Trump’s top economic advisor uttered those words yesterday, it was enough to dash some…

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While grain and soy markets are somewhat of a mixed bag as we begin this new week and the new month of business, one has to suspect that traders in China only wish they could say as much as they return from the Lunar New Year break.  Soy oil, palm…

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We have all heard the expression that the month of March comes “in like a lion and goes out like a lamb,” well for commodity markets in January of 2020, it can now be said we came “in like a bull and went out like a bear.” On the week…

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Grain and soy markets are playing role reversal this morning as they continue to chop aimlessly in front of the November crop production reports. As expected, trade estimates have been released, and for those, I have seen break down as follows; Corn production is estimated to come through at 13.623…

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I do not know about you, but I just cannot seem to shake this feeling that I am an hour behind in everything I have tried to accomplish this morning.  When I look at my watch, it appears to read “standard time,” and all markets have opened at their appointed…

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