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Grain markets are in the red as soybean prices extend last week’s new five-week low and canola prices pull back from the $500 CAD/MT mark.
Grain markets this morning are mostly in the red as estimates for the likes of the corn, soybean, and wheat harvest are starting to turn to reality.
Grain markets this morning are mostly in the green, factoring in some drier conditions in the Midwest, after a sell-down day yesterday.
Grain markets are in the green as corn and soybean harvest 2020 potential gets pit against domestic and export demand potential
Grain markets this morning are mixed as wheat & durum prices rebound from yesterday’s selling but traders are also watching weather, currency, and China’s dam problems.
Grain markets this morning are mostly lower as demand for things like soybean & lentil exports are pushing up against weather & production potential.
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