Good morning. Corn led stronger overnight trade volume into the end of the week but soybeans are leading gains on an absolute basis, and wheat is leading gains percentage wise, with the spot Chicago December wheat contract initially touching new multi month lows on the open before rebounding throughout the overnight session. Ukrainian officials earlier this week noted the likelihood of increased ending stocks and are now indicating a fairly alarming production hit for this

Good morning. Overnight ag trade has been quietly lower into Thursday, with fresh input outside of this week’s crop report still largely lacking. Another round of peace talks in the Black Sea region have seemingly come and gone with little in the way of actual progress again, which is now turning focus to the next round of diplomatic happenings that are set to take place on the sidelines of next week’s APEC economic summit in

Good morning. Ag markets are seeing a bit of an expected correction through the overnight hours into Wednesday, as traders probably pushed the bean market a little too hard, too fast following what was a friendly but maybe not quite that friendly of a crop report. It’s worth noting that soybean production actually increased from last month, but because the gain wasn’t as much as the trade had feared and that it was offset some