Oct. 5 – U.S. Soybean Exports on Pace for Record Year?
Grain markets this morning are mostly green as strong soybean exports are helping oilseeds, while moisture concerns are helping wheat prices.
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Grain markets this morning are mostly green as strong soybean exports are helping oilseeds, while moisture concerns are helping wheat prices.
Grain markets this morning are all in the red as, following a bullish grain stocks report from the USDA on Wednesday, profits are being taken.
Grain markets this morning are mixed as today we look into the pulses complex, the coming La Nina, and last night’s U.S. Presidential debate.
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 red today as we look into barley and oats prices while the futures complex continues its pause/pullback from the past few weeks’ rally.
Grain markets are mostly in the red as corn, canola, wheat, & soybean prices all pull back from last week’s positive performance.
Grain markets are green again as strong corn & soybean exports sales support the fundamentals and cheap money is increasing speculative activities.
Grain markets are mixed, as this morning, we look into the updated Harvest 2020 forecast from Statistics Canada and demand of U.S. crops, notably for oilseeds.
Grain markets this morning are all green as the complex moves on from the September WASDE report, which was friendly for bulls.
Grain markets this morning are mostly in the green ahead of today’s monthly WASDE report, once that is largely going to be focused on demand.
Grain markets this morning are higher, rebounding from yesterday’s down day, despite some strong corn and wheat exports sales data.
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).