Markets - General

Oliver Sloup dives into Grain and Livestock Markets on RFD-TV to discuss how the current Grain markets are green ahead of tomorrow’s WASDE report. Followed by next week’s Crop Tour.

Oliver Sloup and Marlin Bohling break down the end of the week’s commodities market as they digest: Grain and livestock markets were mostly higher on Thursday but that quickly turned on Friday. Grains saw minor pressure while feeder cattle finished limit down. Tune in to learn what’s behind the shifts and what’s next.

Low-hour, like-new tractors, combines and even skid steers are drawing solid bidding activity, and the guys preview fall auction season and offer their best advice to get your auction in front of the right buyers.

Corn futures posted a new contract low but staged a decent recovery into the close. Soybeans, wheat, cattle and silver were also on the move, here’s what caught our eye in today’s trade.

If tariffs prove inefficient, a positive EPA result — or even an executive order — will do.

Soybean conditions improve more than expected to 5-year best 70% Good-to-Excellent. Corn conditions slide 1% in line with traders’ expectations.

Grain markets are following the recent trend of a lower Monday trade, while cattle futures scream higher following bullish reports on Friday afternoon.

Grain markets were able to firm ahead of the weekend, but benign weather over the weekend has brought back price pressure to start the week.

Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group, says corn made a bullish weekly reversal and that technical action could signal a bottom in the market.

Commodity markets were choppy on Thursday with a mixed finish in grains and a sluggish day in cattle. However, there were two commodities that caught our eye and could provide some opportunity to round out the week.