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Grain markets – especially soybean prices – continue to accumulate losses as economic and grain demand concerns weigh on investors.
Grain markets are mixed as the spread of the coronavirus has seemingly hit peak panic after the sell-off seen over the past week.
Grain markets are all in the red this morning as the complex starts to consider Plant 2020 expectations, and soybean exports (or the lack thereof).
This morning we’re exploring pea exports amidst all grain prices on the futures board being in the red as friendly headlines are slowing.
Grain markets are all in the green this morning despite doubts about more U.S. soybean exports going to China and ongoing geopolitical risk.
Grain prices are mixed this morning as trade deal headlines swirl and the complex (especially soybean prices) tries to rebound from the last few down days of trading.
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