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US farm markets faced moderate cuts on Tuesday. Corn prices dropped by 0.61%, while soybean eased by 0.3%. The rest of the soy complex was also in the red, with soymeal and soyoil each incurring losses of 1.46% and 1.66% respectively. Wheat prices tried to lead the market out of the bearish sentiment, but ultimately […]

US farm markets ended Friday’s session with solid gains. Corn firmed about 1.7%, soybean trended more than 2% higher, soymeal was up 1.33%, and soyoil jumped 2.06% higher. Wheat prices were mixed, as CBOT SRW was unchanged, while KC HRW closed 0.72% higher, and MGE HRS rallied by 1.82%. In Europe grain prices fell, while

US farm markets were mostly lower on Thursday. Corn and soybean prices trended 0.15% and 0.19% lower respectively. The rest of the soy complex was mixed, with soyoil fading more than 1.8% lower, while soymeal moved 0.37% higher. Wheat prices were also mixed, as Kansas City HRW contracts managed keeping 0.11% gains, and MGEX spring

US farm markets ended mixed on Wednesday, after a very choppy session. The wheat complex surged higher on news that Cargill is no longer going to export Russian grain starting in July. But those gains largely fizzled by the close, as Chicago SRW was up 0.71%, while Kansas City HRW, and Minneapolis HRS contracts spilled

US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher on Tuesday. Soybean prices jumped 1.77% higher, with soymeal climbing more than 2.65%, and soyoil tracking 0.92% higher. Wheat found variable gains, as Chicago SRW ended 0.25% higher, KC HRW closed up 1.42%, and MGEX spring wheat ended up by 1.03%. Corn failed to follow suit, closing

US farm markets rose on Monday. Corn continued its rally, up 0.82%. Soybean was up 0.98%%. Soyoil jumped 2.4% higher, while soymeal gathered 0.2% gains. Wheat gained the most, with MPLS HRS up 1.87%, KC HRW was up 1.44%, Chicago SRW 1.38% higher. Also in Europe, grain and oilseed prices rose. Oil prices rose more

US farm markets ended on a high note, last Friday. Chicago SRW was up 4%, KC HRW up 3.45%, and MGEX HRS was 1.93% higher. Corn trended around 1.8% higher. Soybeans closed around 0.62% higher, soymeal was 1.55% firmer, while soyoil climbed more than 2.1% higher. For the week, corn prices gained 1.38% from the

US farm markets, were mixed but mostly lower on Thursday. The soybean complex suffered the heaviest losses, as beans spilled 2% lower, soymeal fell 2.95%, and soyoil tumbled more than 4.5% lower. Corn closed 0.28% lower. The wheat complex was mixed, with Chicago SRW contracts stayed 0.23% in the red, while KC HRW closed up

US farm markets, mostly, suffered heavy losses during Wednesday’s sell-off. Soybeans spilled 1.26% lower, soymeal lost nearly 2%, while soyoil tumbled about 3% lower. Some wheat contracts lost about 2.9%. Corn, has found immunity among the widespread selloff, gathering 0.56% gains. In Europe, grain and oilseeds continued their fall, in an uncompetitive context, mainly linked