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Grain prices this morning are in the red this morning as traders take month-end profits off the board, despite Plant 2019 for corn and soybeans far from complete.
Grain markets are once again in the green, led by corn prices, as speculators continue to unwind their short position due to the bullish delay in Plant 2019.
Grain prices this morning are all in the green, led by corn and wheat prices, as a weather market continues to materialize in the complex.
Grain prices this morning are mostly mixed as concerns mount over Plant 2019 and the impact of trade war aid for U.S. farmers.
Canadian soybean exports are seemingly next on China’s hit list as grain markets are grappling with a trade war between opposite sides of the Pacific Ocean.
Grain markets are mostly in the red as the complex positions ahead of today’s May WASDE Report, albeit it doesn’t seem to be a huge focus!
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