Wheat Weekly Comments October 9
In Monday’s session wheat opened steady in the winter wheat exchanges and lower in Mpls. Early selling was tied to last week’s disappointing performance not
In Monday’s session wheat opened steady in the winter wheat exchanges and lower in Mpls. Early selling was tied to last week’s disappointing performance not
In Monday’s session corn opened lower but quickly recovered to trade with gains throughout the night. Early support spilled over from the higher soybean complex
To start the week soybeans were mostly on the higher side overnight, saw the session highs at the start of the day session and then
Canola traded mostly on the higher side in Monday’s choppy session and closed with decent gains. Support came from the strong gains in the soybean
Cattle posted more lower sessions this week, but the one day the market saw strong gains that were large enough to overshadow the other three
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Last week’s wheat export sales pace was estimated at 16.6 MB. After 18 weeks, wheat sales were at 48% of USDA’s expectations vs. 60% last
