Dec 2020 Corn Could Trade $3.20 to $4.20 Next Year. Soybeans could trade between $8.40 and $10.50.
Grain Futures
Turner’s Take Podcast: US-China Trade Agreement May Have To Wait Until 2020 Presidential Election
We go over the recent developments in the US-China trade negotiations and how it is effecting , grains, oilseeds, and livestock.Make sure you take a listen to this week’s Turner’s Take podcast!
Turner’s Take Podcast: US/China Trade Deal Concerns Send Soybeans, Hogs, and Equities Lower
In this week’s episode we go over the recent developments in the US-China trade negotiations and how it is effecting equities, grains, oilseeds, and livestock. We also talk about sugar at the end and why we like it from the long side in 2020. Make sure you take a listen to this week’s Turner’s Take podcast!
Turner’s Take Podcast: HRW Wheat Leads CBOT Higher
Fund short covering in HRW wheat is leading the CBOT higher. Crop Progress is further behind than expected in corn and soybeans
Turner’s Take Podcast: US-China Trade Deal Signing Could Be Delayed Until December
US-China Trade Deal Signing Could Be Delayed Until December
Turner’s Take Podcast: Grains Grind Lower
Corn and Soybeans continue to grind lower. The market on the CBOT with the most potential seems to be rice. Rice is too small a market to give advice about in a podcast or newsletter. Call 800-958-9470 for more details
Turner’s Take Podcast: CBOT Lacks Direction
The CBOT lacks direction as the bulls argue lower production and potential Chinese demand. The bears point to lower exports & high US prices
Turner’s Take Podcast: Grain Basis Gets Stronger
Corn and soybean basis continues to get stronger as the production estimates get smaller. Add in potential Chinese demand and the CBOT could make the next leg higher
Turner’s Take Podcast: WASDE Bullish Soybeans; Bearish Corn
A bullish quarterly stocks reports has shifted possible prices ranges for corn and soybeans materially higher. New Crop Corn could have a carryout sub 2 billion with the potential to go lower due to lower yields this year. Soybeans could be sub 500, which seemed impossible six months ago.
Turner’s Take Podcast: Bullish Quarterly Stocks Report Big Boost for Grain and Oilseeds
A bullish quarterly stocks reports has shifted possible prices ranges for corn and soybeans materially higher. New Crop Corn could have a carryout sub 2 billion with the potential to go lower due to lower yields this year. Soybeans could be sub 500, which seemed impossible six months ago.