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It is almost June and the weather forecasts for much of the corn belt is hotter and drier over the next couple of weeks. June can be a good month of weather rallies as spec traders look to play the upside while farmers look to market more corn and soybeans.
The US and China trade tariffs could be going better and some of the macro economic issues like the Italian Bond meltdown are not helping the grain and livestock markets. On Monday the G/E for corn started of at 79%! We have had a few bearish cards played this week and I think next week we could be trading the weather and the hotter and drier forecasts. Stay tuned!
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