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Chicago wheat December contract up US4.5cents per bushel to 598c; Kansas wheat December contract up 6c/bu to 558c; Minneapolis wheat December contract down 0.25c/bu to 554.5c; MATIF wheat December contract down €0.75/t to €209.25; Corn December contract up 5.75c/bu to 416.25c; Soybeans January contract up 5.5c/bu to 1153.5c; Winnipeg canola January contract down C$1.20/t to $559.30/t; MATIF rapeseed February contract down €1/t to

Chicago was slightly firmer with a brief rally later in the session Equity markets jumped with optimism about the new vaccine – and better economic new out of China and Japan both didn’t hurt anything. The USD index is holding in the high-92 range. We’ve got a new coronavirus vaccine, again. This time it’s Moderna’s vaccine

Chicago wheat December contract down US2.75cents per bushel to 595.25c; Kansas wheat December contract down 5.5c/bu to 552.5c; Minneapolis wheat December contract down 5.75c/bu to 548.75c; MATIF wheat December contract up €1/t to €210.25; Corn December contract up 4c/bu to 420.25c; Soybeans January contract up 16.25c/bu to 1169.75c; Winnipeg canola January contract up C$4.30/t to $563.60/t; MATIF rapeseed February contract up €2.50/t to

Wheat futures gave back most of Monday’s gains. With the second vaccine announcement the other day, macro markets have been focused on how distribution time frames will play out. At the most optimistic it seems that “widespread” distribution won’t be viable until a few months into 2021. But it’s hoped other vaccine candidates will also

CBOT agricultural products rose in the past week on worrisome weather in South America, Chicago floor traders noted. A breaking of the key resistance argues for a more bullish landscape of world commodity futures and a deeper fall of the value of the U.S. dollar. It’s too early to discuss inflation But the demand unleashed