MARKETS
Grain markets are firm in the early morning trade as we enter the last trading day of the shortened week.
While the U.S. farm sector will continue to see financial pressure in 2017, there is a modest recovery forecast for U.S. grain prices, according to the Food and Agricultural Policy Institute (FAPRI).
The table detailing the lineage of agricultural machinery companies branches out and grows with each new generation.
As we wait for technical indicators in the grain complex to recalibrate, Oliver Sloup shares his thoughts on the current price action and what the next move could be.
Oliver breaks down the grain and livestock markets in his bi-weekly interview with RFD-TV. Grain markets continue to surge, Cattle futures try to find their footing, Lean hogs are mixed.
After yesterday’s wild session, we would expect to see the volatility stay alive in the last trading day of the month.
Grain markets have been mixed in the overnight and early morning trade, providing plenty of opportunity for those not married to a bias.
Grain markets surge on the failure to confirm cancellation rumors earlier in the week.