Grains finish mostly lower Thursday with profit taking, slow exports and negativity in outside macro markets. What will be the focus for markets to end the year and then into 2023? Tommy Grisafi of Advance Trading provides insight.
Grains End Mostly Lower on EOY Profit Taking, Slow Exports, Macro Market Spillover: What’s Ahead in 2023?
Grains finish mostly lower Thursday with profit taking, slow exports and negativity in outside macro markets. What will be the focus for markets to end the year? Tommy Grisafi of Advance Trading provides insight.
December 22, 2022 02:31 PM
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