Market Analysis
Soybeans Bounce Off New Lows While Wheat and Cattle End Mixed.
Analyst says bottom is close technically in grain markets.
How Low Could Prices Go Without a Weather Threat?
A wait-and-see approach does not erase the need to sell price strength. If you are waiting for a rally before making more sales, you’ve got to sell when prices do rally.
Grains All End Lower on Fund Selling with the Lack of News and Weather Threat
Soybeans Make New Lows....Again and Pull down Corn and Wheat
Corn and Wheat See Slight Technical Bounce
Weather and USDA’s Confirmation of Higher Yields Could Make That a Reality.
A Change in the Weather Weighs on Especially Soybeans
Profit taking and biofuels ruling also play a role in pulling down markets.
Grains Could Be Part of a Bigger Reallocation in the Outside Markets
Row Crops Need Proof of Yield Damage From Hot Dry Weather
Funds Cover Shorts in Row Crops, Still Eyeing Weather
Weather and Outside Markets Influence Grain and Livestock
Weather and Demand are the Main Factors in the Grain Markets
Wheat and Cotton Fail
Hogs See Follow Through Buying, But Cattle Fail
Grain Futures Add Risk Premium, COF Ignites Cattle
Grains Trade Weather and China Economic News
With the risk of a bumper crop and old crop inventory still in farmer’s hands, Jerry Gulke says there’s potential for more downside risk in corn and soybeans. As a result, he thinks farmers need to look at risk protection
Wheat Also Trying to Stablize
Hogs Recovering from Recent Contract Lows
Is This Just Corrective Buying?
New Contract Lows in Soybeans and Wheat
How Low Will Grain Prices Go?
USDA’s Lower Ending Stocks May Have Helped
Hogs Bounce Off Contract Lows