The US and China have come to an agreement in principal over Phase One of the trade deal. The US and China are expected to sign in early January
Grain Marketing
Turner’s Take | Dec 2019 WASDE As Expected
The markets are higher today as more snow is forecast in the central US and that will further delay corn harvest. Farmer sales also tend to slow down during the week of Thanksgiving and that can be supportive too. Andy Daniels, the founder of Daniels Trading, has an opinion about rice today
Turner’s Take | Corn, Rice, and Sugar
The markets are higher today as more snow is forecast in the central US and that will further delay corn harvest. Farmer sales also tend to slow down during the week of Thanksgiving and that can be supportive too. Andy Daniels, the founder of Daniels Trading, has an opinion about rice today
Turner’s Take | CBOT Starts Thanksgiving Week Stronger
The markets are higher today as more snow is forecast in the central US and that will further delay corn harvest. Farmer sales also tend to slow down during the week of Thanksgiving and that can be supportive too. Andy Daniels, the founder of Daniels Trading, has an opinion about rice today
Turner’s Take | Funds Reducing Soybean Length
Export sales were above the average estimates and towards the top of the ranges. US corn is well priced at these levels as are soybeans. Corn is competitive with the Black Sea and South America will be out of the export game for the next few months. US Soybeans are now about 30 cents under Brazil for December and 10 under for January. Support for Jan Soybean is $9.00 and then $8.90. A break below $8.90 could cause the funds to go from net long to net short. I personally don’t see the funds getting net short unless the Phase One trade deal completely falls apart.
Turner’s Take | WASDE Neutral for Corn and Soybeans
The USDA made small changes to the corn and soybeans supply and demand tables. Corn yields came down to 167.0 from 168.4. Bulls were hoping form more than a 1.4 bpa decrease.
Turner’s Take | Low Volume Chop
CBOT markets chopped in range today on low volume. Pork exports were the highest of the marketing year. With China’s need for pork and a potential Phase One trade deal on the horizon, this could be just the start for strong pork export demand
Turner’s Take | US and China Will Resume High Level Talks Next Week
The US and China will resume high level trade talks next week. We are bullish grains and oilseeds short term but we are bearish long term. We bullish cattle heading into Q4 2019 and Q1 2020
Turner’s Take | Cattle Higher on Bullish CoF; Soybeans Lead CBOT
The Cattle on Feed report was bullish on Friday. Feeders are now in a bullish uptrend while Fats are reversing and trying to fill the gap from the Tyson fire. Soybeans lead the CBOT higher due to improving trade talks between the US and China
How To Develop A Rock-Solid Grain Marketing Plan
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