Matt Zeman

Consolidation gave us mixed overnight trade with corn steady to -1, soybeans 4-6 higher, and wheat up 1-2 cents. The US dollar, energies, and equities

Renewed concerns over the long-term picture of the US economy weighed on overnight trade. Corn futures were 2 to 3 cents lower, soybeans were down

futures firmed overnight with corn steady to +1, soybeans 1-2 cents higher, and wheat up 8-10 cents as technical support prevented additional selling. The US

Overnight trade remained weak with corn 2-4 cents lower, soybeans 3-5 cents lower, and wheat down 5-7 cents. The US dollar was lower, equities higher,

Futures were mostly lower to start the week with corn steady to -1, soybeans 3-5 lower, and wheat down 8-10 cents. The US dollar was

Consolidation gave us mixed overnight trade with corn on both sides of unchanged, soybeans 3-4 cents lower, and wheat 2-3 cents higher. The US dollar

Lethargic trade gave us mixed overnight futures with corn 1-2 cents lower, soybeans on both sides of unchanged, and wheat 3-4 cents lower. The US

Several adjustments were made in US balance sheets in the monthly WASDE report, with the market response being mostly bearish. Only subtle changes were made

Pre-report positioning and better than expected crop ratings weighed on overnight trade with corn 1-2 cents lower, soybeans down 4-6 cents, and wheat 3-5 cents

Overnight trade was mixed to start the week with corn up 1-2 cents and soybeans gaining 3-5 cents while wheat was 3-5 cents lower. The

Overnight trade was on both sides of unchanged as pre-weekend and pre-report positioning started to elevate. Corn values were 1 higher to 1 lower, soybeans

Renewed buying interest supported overnight trade with corn 2-3 higher, soybeans up 10-12 cents, and wheat gaining 4-6 cents. The US dollar and equities were