Export Shipments Report March 30
Last week’s wheat export shipments pace was estimated at 13.4 MB. After 43 weeks, wheat shipments were at 83% of USDA’s expectations vs. 77% last
Last week’s wheat export shipments pace was estimated at 13.4 MB. After 43 weeks, wheat shipments were at 83% of USDA’s expectations vs. 77% last
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To start the week wheat opened mixed with Mpls lower while the winter wheat exchanges pushed higher. The winter wheat exchanges were supported by weather
To start the week corn opened the session lower but brushed off the early selling pressure to turn and extend gains throughout the overnight session.
To start the week soybeans opened lower but like the other grains, reversed direction and traded with small gains up until about 6 AM. Overnight
Canola closed lower across the board on Monday. Like the other grains, canola opened the session lower but shook off the early selling pressure and
Live cattle put in a firmer performance this week, posting gains to start and end the week but struggled in the middle of the week.
