Grain markets this morning are mixed, but seem to be leveling out, as we look into AAFC updated supply & demand tables, as well as vegetable oil fundamentals.
Grain markets are mostly red this morning as the complex takes a breather from the bullish finish to August (a month that lentil prices moved sideways).
Grain markets are mixed but the oilseeds complex continues to push higher, helping everything from flax prices to soy oil and soybeans.
Grain markets are mixed on export sales & some hot weather in the Midwest, while chickpea prices & other non-futures crops are softening with Harvest 2020 accelerating
Grain markets this morning are all green as the complex focuses on this week’s crop tour, while harvest progress weighs on the likes of pea prices. “There is no passion to be found playing small – in settling for a
Grain markets this mixed with soybean and canola prices leading the oilseeds higher while corn and wheat start the week lower.
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