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US farm markets saw a “hot summer” start, on Wednesday, with corn, soybean and wheat prices all rising to multi-month highs. Corn prices, indeed, jumped 4.23%. Soybeans closed 2.54% higher at the bell. The rest of the soy complex was mixed, as soymeal climbed 6.4% higher, while soyoil closed with 6.71% losses. Wheat prices surged,

US farm markets were mixed, but mostly lower on Tuesday. Corn prices, indeed, saw Jul rising by 0.55%, while Sep settled with a penny loss. Soybeans were mostly higher, as July closed up another 0.73%, and Sep was in the red just by 4 cents. Soymeal ended with 0.6% to 0.86% losses, and soy oil

US farm markets were shut for Juneteenth holiday, on Monday. In Europe, wheat rose about 1% on dry weather concerns in the USA, and the return of Algeria import tender, while corn market gained more than 2% despite a relative quiet session. Rapeseed ended 0.9% lower, retreating from Friday’s two-month peak. The Baltic Exchange’s main

US farm markets grabbed big gains again last Friday. Corn prices jumped 2.73%. Soybeans climbed 2.68%, with soymeal bouncing 5.63%, and bean oil rallying 2.16%. Wheat gains were variable, as Chicago SRW jumped 4.01%, Kansas City HRW climbed 3.60%, and MGEX HRS rose 2.49%. The weather bull market was extended for another day, ahead of

US farm markets surged on Thursday. Corn prices soared 2.55%, flirting with two-month high. Soybeans closed at a one-month high, up 2.88%. Soymeal rallied 1.15%, and bean oil bounced 4.41%. Wheat prices followed the rally in the corn market, as Chicago SRW closed up 4.96%, Kansas City HRW gained 3.44%, and MGE HRS rose 2.90%.