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US farm markets grabbed solid gains on Thursday. Corn prices eased slightly in the front month, down 0.25%, but Sep contract jumped 1.55% higher. Soybeans climbed 2.29% higher, with soymeal rising 2.03%, while soyoil jumped 3.59%. The wheat complex rose across all three markets, with Chicago SRW finding the biggest boost, moving 2.78% higher. Kansas […]

US farm markets ended mixed as May close. Corn prices were mostly weaker, though July rallied back from early losses to end unchanged on the day. Beans also firmed up by the close, gaining 0.25%, and soymeal was up 0.20%. Soyoil, meantime, closed unchanged, having rallied back from intra-day losses. Wheat prices also were mixed

US farm markets were slashed, on Tuesday. Corn prices dropped 1.66%. Soybean prices crumbled by 3.05%, with soymeal eroding 2.39% lower, while soyoil was slashed 5.37%. Wheat prices also took a sharp turn lower, with Chicago SRW falling by 4.06%, Kansas City HRW tumbling 4.33%, and MGEX spring wheat prices losing 3.06%. In Europe too,

UK and US markets were closed for public holidays, on Monday. Meanwhile, European and Canadian farm markets mostly eased. Aussie markets also started the week sluggish, with wheat and barley values largely unchanged. Notably, MATIF wheat Sep contract, was down €2.5/t to €225.75/t; MATIF wheat Dec was down €2.25/t to €230.75/t; ASX wheat Jul contract,

US farm markets rose on Friday and posted weekly gains following recent declines to multi-month lows, as traders added a weather risk premium to the markets ahead of the three-day holiday weekend. Corn prices indeed rallied 2.24% reaching a one-month high. Soybeans were 1% higher, with soymeal up 1.26%, and soybean oil closing 0.62% in

US farm markets were mixed on Thursday. Corn prices worked mostly lower save for the July contract which was up 0.6% for the day. Beans and meal closed red, down 0.04% and 1.24% respectively, while soybean oil was 1.08% higher at the bell. Wheats were mixed, as the hard red classes ended in the black,

US farm markets were mixed again on Wednesday, but mostly lower. Corn prices continued to trend higher, up 1.69% for the session. The soybean complex was narrowly mixed, with beans up 0.15%, meal slumping by 1.03%, while soyoil lifted +0.50%. Wheat prices, meantime, suffered a severe setback, with Chicago SRW dropping 2.57% lower, Kansas City

US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher on Tuesday. Wheat prices gathered double-digit gains, with Chicago SRW rising 2.64%, Kansas City HRW gained 1.91%, and MGEX HRS added +1.39%. Corn prices also trended higher, up 1.14%. Soybean prices, in contrast, failed to follow suit, drifting 1.4% lower, with soymeal slumping 1.41%, while soyoil tumbled

US farm markets saw some bargain buyers handing out double-digit gains for both corn and soybeans on Monday. Corn prices, indeed, climbed 2.98% higher. Soybean rose by +2.60%, with soymeal up 0.76%, while soyoil jumped 3.17% higher. Wheat prices also trended higher, but gains were much more modest. Chicago SRW indeed added +0.21%, Kansas City

US farm markets settled red on Friday. Corn prices closed the end week session 0.14% weaker. Soybeans ended near their lows, down 1.95%. The rest of the soy complex was also in the red, with soymeal stumbling 1.21% lower, while soyoil faced more modest cuts of around 0.04%. Wheat prices were slashed again, with Kansas