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After early pressure in the grains, row crops rebound on new crop exports and China buying. Wheat and livestock continue under pressure. Michelle Rook talks with Steve Freed ADM Investor Services.
Markets start mixed to lower with big losses in the wheat pulling down grains. Livestock also in the red seeing consolidative trade. Michelle Rook gets details with Rich Nelson of Allendale.
Row crops and hogs see corrective buying on Wednesday. Strong technicals and cash hopes continue to push the cattle. Michelle Rook summarizes the day with Shawn Hackett of Hackett Financial Services.
Markets mostly higher at midday except wheat. Row crops try to stage technical bounce, but held back by wheat. Cattle see fund buying on the break. Michelle Rook has analysis with Don Roose U.S. Commodities.
Mixed opening with row crops and hogs seeing a technical bounce, profit taking in cattle. Michelle Rook talks with Kent Beadle of CHS Hedging.
The area sown to winter grains in Ukraine could fall by 30% to 60% in 2023 without state assistance and an increase in grain exports, UABC agriculture union director Roman Slastyon said.
Grains and hogs were under pressure on economic and political concerns regarding China and more favorable weather. Cattle scored new highs for the move. Analysis with Chip Nellinger of Blue Reef Agri-Marketing.
Markets mostly lower except cattle. Grains see follow through technical selling and weather weigh on market. Chart action brings funds into cattle market plus higher cash ideas.
Grains see follow through selling, while livestock start higher then turned mixed with a nice rally in cattle.
Are U.S. crops getting smaller and is that enough of a catalyst to get the funds to come back in to buy commodities? Will the historical cotton abandonment in the WASDE push the market back to contract highs?