Wheat Weekly Comments June 13
To start the week wheat opened the session mixed with Chicago higher while Mpls and KC were lower. By the time the night session was
To start the week wheat opened the session mixed with Chicago higher while Mpls and KC were lower. By the time the night session was
Corn started the week by opening the session lower but managed to firm to trade steady toward the end of the night session. Selling returned
To start the week, soybeans traded back and forth in a choppy session and closed with small losses. Improving weather pressured the market with recent
Canola ended Monday’s session mixed with small losses in the front month July contract and small gains in the deferred contracts. Tight supplies were supportive
Cash has been the main driver in the cattle market this past week. That was evident by watching the front month June live cattle futures
To start the week wheat opened the session steady to lower but managed to shake off early selling pressure and turned to trade with gains
Corn started the week by opening the session steady and continued to trade with little fanfare throughout the night. Corn saw a tight 1.5 to
In Monday’s session soybeans slowly fell lower throughout the overnight session. The market briefly got on the positive side early in the day session before
To start the week canola saw decent gains for the first part of the overnight session before turning lower. The losses accelerated in the day
Cattle pushed higher this week with all months posting solid triple digit gains for three out of the four sessions for the week ending Thursday.
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