Grain Comments: 02-13-2024
Good morning. The CBOT has again been choppy in the overnight session, as light volume due to multiple global holidays keeps the trade quiet. Headlines
Good morning. The CBOT has again been choppy in the overnight session, as light volume due to multiple global holidays keeps the trade quiet. Headlines
Good morning. USDA report week. Ag markets have started the new week quiet/weaker in anticipation of another supply and demand update from the USDA on
Good morning. Another night of selling at the CBOT, as grains and the soy complex have all traded to losses so far in the overnight
Good morning. CBOT markets have traded mixed so far in the overnight session, with the soybean complex again unable to follow through in either direction.
Good morning. Markets are mixed to lower overnight in light volume. Headlines during the night session continue to be dominated by news out of the

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Pre-weekend short covering generated higher overnight trade with corn 2-4 cents higher, soybeans up 12-14 cents, and wheat gaining 4-6 cents. The US dollar was

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High-yielding corn demands stand consistency. Without consistent stands, corn plants often act as weeds to one another. With forecasted soil temperatures in the 40s and
Good Morning Inter and intra-commodity spreads are adjusting post-USDA Ag Forum tables; the potential in that corn S&D will loom large as old-crop prices ration

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