Funds buy 19K, light new tariff concerns, resistance still expected near 500
Continue reading →Signs fund buying picked up again, exports expected moderate, ARG cut corn export tariff
Continue reading →Signs fund buying continues but is slowing, the path to 520 may slow drastically without them
Continue reading →Morning 10 day SA precip – ARG and southern BRA still see a forecast for rainfall improvements from days 7 to further out.
Continue reading →The following are our estimates for the coming Cattle on Feed report.
Continue reading →Ethanol moderate, exports expected moderate/poor, some end of week selling possible
Continue reading →Ethanol will be expected strong again on today’s report, likely close to last week’s 1102K
Continue reading →Friday’s USDA report cut carryout by 198 mil bu, that new level of 1.540 now raises the fair valuelevel to a minimum of 520, the last time corn posted a carryout of 1.500 old crop was trading at $6
Continue reading →The new carryout numbers if seen as estimated would hint at fair values of 485 and 1050. We expecttrade to continue operating at a discount to fair value but a lower carryout would still be supportive.
Continue reading →The ARG forecast still has some light rains that were added yesterday, southern BRA rains are a bit heavier but likely not reaching normal levels just yet
Continue reading →Overnight trade saw a new round of panic selling in beans which spilled some pressure to corn
Continue reading →Looking back over 30 years of USDA reports we also note that when yield is lowered in November(as it was this year) it is very often lowered again, at least slightly, on the January crop report
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