Market Analysis
See all of the report data, coverage and analysis of today’s World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates.
This week’s reports removed the focus on tight supplies and sent prices lower. Weather trouble here or abroad could still move prices back up.
It is not clear why, on average, analysts expected a 30-million-bushel reduction in the estimated size of the crop.
Tomorrow we’ll know exactly how these reports will rock the markets. Here are some expert expectations.
Montana grain and cattle producer, Marty Klinker, says the MF Global fallout could be bigger than anyone believes.
Grain and soy futures markets collapsed today, but analysts think this will turn out to be just one of the down days in continued volatile markets.
Corn open interest climbed to another record high as outside money continues to flow into the most solid of grain markets.
Explosive is the best way to describe the corn market this week following Thursday’s March 1st Stocks and Prospective Plantings report.
Even though the May corn contract closed down 13 cents/bu. Friday, the price is still nearly a dollar higher than it was just 10 trading days ago, says Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group.