Corn, wheat, and soybeans will need to have trendline yields or better to get ending stocks back to adquate supply levels

by Craig Turner
Corn, wheat, and soybeans will need to have trendline yields or better to get ending stocks back to adquate supply levels
by Craig Turner
The January WASDE was bearish SRW wheat due to an increase in acres and bullish soybeans as global stocks declined
by Craig Turner
Grains and oilseeds are bullish on S. American weather concerns while the Fed minutes were much more hawkish than expected
by John Payne
Happy New Year US M2 US FOMC Balance Sheet Velocity of M2 CORN CORN Recording Open: 487.5 High: May 7 – 735.25 Low: Jan 4- 479.5 US Yield: 177.0 SOYBEANS BEANS 12/31 Open- 1319.25 High- 1667.5, May 12 Low- 1181.25, November 9 Yield – 51.2 COTTON COTTON 12/31 Open- 78.25 High- 121.67 Low- 78.25 US… Read more.
by Craig Turner
The CBOT wanted to go higher on adverse S. American weather but many markets were pressured lower due to omicron shutdown concerns
by John Payne
Quiet night at the CBOT for feed grains, soybeans give back yesterday’s gains. Cotton cant buy a rally amidst falling conditions.
by Craig Turner
The USDA’s Dec WASDE was bearish wheat, neutral corn, and bullish for soybeans
by John Payne
Quiet night at the CBOT for feed grains, soybeans give back yesterday’s gains. Cotton cant buy a rally amidst falling conditions.
by Craig Turner
In this week’s podcast we go over what Fed Chairman Jerome Powell meant when he told Congress inflation is no longer transitory. If inflation is not transitory then it is structural.
by Craig Turner
Global exporter stocks of both wheat and corn remain tight. Inflation and historically low stock/usage levels keep grain prices elevated