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US farm markets landed into the red on Wednesday, after a broad selloff affected grains, cattle, energy and more. Corn prices, indeed, faded 0.77% lower. Soybean faced double-digit losses, down 0.84%. The rest of the soy complex also shifted lower, with soymeal down 1.45%, and soyoil dropping 0.61%. Wheat prices were slashed, as Chicago SRW […]

US farm markets were mixed on Tuesday. Corn and soybean prices closed slightly higher, both at the bell up 0.15%. The rest of the soy complex was mixed, as soyoil jumped 1.45% higher, while soymeal eroded 0.99% lower. Wheat prices were also mixed, as CBOT SRW pushed 0.22% higher, while Kansas City HRW lost 0.96%

US farm markets closed higher on Monday, on logistical hang-ups in Argentina and geopolitical concerns coming from eastern Europe. Corn prices were up 1.54%. Soybean prices edged up 1.1%. The rest of the soy complex was also firm, with soymeal trending 1.31% higher, and soyoil going home with 1.7% gains. Wheat prices also jumped, with

US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher last Friday. Corn prices rose 2.15%. Wheat gains have been even better, as Chicago SRW rallied 2.32%, Kansas City HRW climbed 3.96%, and MGEX HRS jumped 3.15%. Soybeans, in contrast, failed to follow suit retreating 0.03% lower. The rest of the soy complex was also weaker, with

US farm markets were mixed but mostly lower on Tuesday, after yesterday’s WASDE report didn’t provide much earth-shaking information. Corn prices, indeed, eased 0.46% lower. Soybean grabbed double-digit gains, up 0.67%, with soymeal up 1.58%, and soyoil up 0.75%. Wheat contracts posted losses across all the board, with CBOT SRW 0.66% lower, KC HRW 0.88%

US farm markets closed mixed but mostly higher after the long Easter weekend. Corn prices snagged double-digit gains, up 1.63%. The soybean complex faced moderate cuts, with soybean down 0.35%, soymeal 0.79% weaker and soyoil posting fractional losses by the close. Wheat prices were firmer, with Chicago SRW up 0.44%, Kansas City HRW up 1.33%,

Note: US markets are closed today in observance of Good Friday, and will reopen normally on Sunday night. European markets are closed for both Good Friday and Easter Monday, so we won’t be making any market updates until next Tuesday. Happy Easter everyone. US farm markets continued to struggle on Thursday. USDA Weekly Export Sales

US farm markets spilled back again into the red on Wednesday. Corn and soybean prices faced modest cuts, down 0.15% and 0.43% respectively. The rest of the soy complex fared even worse, with soymeal down 1.49%, while soyoil lost 0.93%. Wheat losses were more severe, with Chicago SRW down 1.37%, Kansas City HRW down 1.26%,