Tuesday’s Closing Bell: Grain and Livestock Market Recap

Grain markets were firm in the early morning trade but faded into the afternoon to settle lower, Cattle futures were strong to start the week but failed to find follow-through in today’s trade

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVZdv7aCDnA

  • July soybeans settled 10 ¼ lower to 1178 and the new crop November contract was down 7 ¼ cents to 1151 ½.
  • In the first soybean ratings report of the year good/excellent conditions were reported at 72%, inline with expectations.
  • There was a flash sale this morning, this wone to the tune of 104k metric tons, or about 3.8 million bushels of soybeans for delivery to China during the 2023/2024 marketing year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6Gr7bXiGIw

  • At the close August live cattle were $1.05 lower to settle at 178.925.
  • This morning’s wholesale boxed beef report was firm with choice cuts 1.79 higher to 319.21 and select cuts 46 cents higher to 301.50.
  • CPI & Federal Reserve Meeting Tomorrow / Outside markets

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