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US grain prices were mixed this week, as a lot of news has come, pushed the markets up and down, more than once over the week. First of all US crop progress condition. Corn quality eroded four points lower, and spring wheat ratings took a five-point tumble, while winter wheat ratings firmed two points higher […]

Yesterday, USDA released its June World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report. The report showed historically tight corn stocks, which helped spark enough technical buying to push prices around 1% higher by the close. Wheat prices also grabbed moderate gains, but soybeans, soymeal and soyoil futures fell into the red after some technical selling.

US grain prices were mixed Wednesday, but mostly lower. Corn was the only biggest winner, overcoming overnight losses to climb back into the green by the close. Kanas City HRW contracts, indeed, found only modest gains. Chicago SRW contracts, meantime, were down more than 0.6%. MGEX spring wheat contracts continue to struggle, losing another 1.25%.

A Chicago, mais e soia divergono Il mais ha vissuto una giornata all’insegna della volatilità riuscendo a recuperare le perdite mattutine ed a chiudere in positivo Grano e soia invece rimangono in territorio negativo Nei mercati Statunitensi, il sell-off sul grano primaverile innescatosi stamattina a seguito dell’arrivo di alcune precipitazioni nelle aree delle pianure settentrionali,

US grain prices were mixed yesterday, with some contracts that moved back into the green after traders resumed a round of technical buying. In deed, soybeans, rising nearly 1.5% higher and grabbing double-digit gains by the close, were the big winner. Corn and winter wheat contracts, on the other hand, moved only moderately higher in

The Wheat 08-06-2021

Grain prices struggled yesterday on Chicago to stay on green, as dry weather is expected to move across the central U.S. later this month, . Soybeans and wheat ultimately succumbed with most contracts that did have double-digits losses. Meantime, corn was most divergent with July futures dropping 0.75% while September futures closed more than 2%