Grains sharply higher on the open with the surprising drop in crop ratings and fresh China corn export business. Livestock pull back in reaction and see profit taking after contract highs in hogs and feeders yesterday. Michelle Rook covers the details with Allison Thompson of The Money Farm.
Grains Open Higher on Drop in Crop Ratings, Livestock React See Profit Taking
Grains sharply higher on the open with the surprising drop in crop ratings and fresh China corn export business. Livestock lower in reaction and see profit taking after contract highs in hogs and feeders yesterday.
August 09, 2022 09:50 AM
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