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Craig Turner of StoneX says a close in corn below $4.70 would be negative for the market and open the door to further fund liquidation even though corn is oversold.
Jerry Gulke, president of The Gulke Group, says grain prices need to go low enough to be competitive and stimulate demand.
Yield increase of 2.7 bu. per acre pushes carryout to 1.849 billion bushels, sending stocks-to-use back above 10%.
Cattle futures ran into chart resistance after new highs for the move on Thursday and on live cattle the market tested the long term trend line.
Oliver Sloup of Blue Line Futures says funds were in liquidation mode in soybeans, decreasing their risk exposure with spillover weakness in corn.
Corn was bouncing off the $5 psychological level of support and the close will be important Thursday.
USDA’s 2.095 billion bu. stocks in all positions estimate for corn is an increase of 173 million bu. compared to the ending stocks in the September WASDE,
Joe Kooima of Kooima Kooima Varilek says the report is the kind of trigger needed to change the momentum in the cattle market.