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How is the EPA Affecting the Ag Market?
It’s no secret that the relationship between industry and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is a volatile one. For the many futures traders involved in the ag market, monitoring the impact that EPA policy has on sectoral performance is a necessity.
Will Recent Trade Developments Spark a Revival in Optimism?
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US Grain and Oilseed Markets Explode Higher Following G-20 Meetings
US grain and oilseed markets exploded higher last night on the open following the G-20 meetings over the weekend leaving price gaps everywhere you look. The meeting appears to have been a success as the message has been spun as positive by both sides.
US Row Crop Markets Facing Weekly Losses, USD Trades Unchanged
Row crop markets are mixed in the overnight, as the USD trades unchanged amidst an evening of low volume. All 4 markets I cover for you come into this morning facing weekly losses although no real technical damage has been done in any market with the exception of KC Wheat.
US Row Crop Markets Mixed, Crude Oil Makes 9 Month Low
US row crop markets are mixed this morning, while crude oil makes a new 9 month low. December corn and January soybeans remain in their tight ranges at 370 and 888, while cotton markets bleed lower as FND approaches for December futures at 76.66, up slightly.
Energy Markets Explode! How Crude Oil and Natural Gas Futures are Effecting Ag Prices
Corn and soybean farmers may find recent price action to be relatively choppy but that’s not the case over in the energy sector. As a key outside market, it is important for us all to keep aware of what is going on there and how it relates to ag prices.
Commodity Markets Entering Period of Transition and Bottom
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What Could Last Week’s Market Anxiety Mean for US/China Negotiations?
While the severe anxiety of last week may be rejected, the damage to investor and consumer psychology will probably remain in place until the market has logged consecutive days of calm. We hope that the crescendo of economic concern and equity market anxiety will result in…
What Does the Jobs Report Mean for the Dollar, the Fed, and Oversold Commodities?
Depending on who you talk to, the most recent US jobs report was either disappointing or very impressive. Clearly the widely-followed headline gain was very disappointing against expectations, but the massive upward revision in the previous month’s payrolls, a bigger than expected drop in the unemployment rate, a huge…