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Wheat Firmer on Monday AM Trade
Grain
February 10, 2025
From 
Austin Schroeder
 via 
Barchart

Wheat Firmer on Monday AM Trade

Wheat futures are trading with gains so far on Monday morning. The wheat complex posted losses on the Friday session. Chicago SRW futures were down 3 to 5 cents in the nearbys on the day, with March up 23 ¼ cents on the week. KC HRW futures were 2 to...
Soybeans Fractionally Lower to Kickoff Monday Trade
Grain
February 10, 2025
From 
Austin Schroeder
 via 
Barchart

Soybeans Fractionally Lower to Kickoff Monday Trade

Soybeans are trading with fractional losses in the nearbys early on Monday. They were to lower trade on Friday, with losses of 8 to 11 cents in most front months. Nearby March was up 7 ½ cents on the week despite the Friday pressure. CmdtyView’s national front month Cash Bean...
Corn Sneaking Higher on Monday Morning
Grain
February 10, 2025
From 
Austin Schroeder
 via 
Barchart

Corn Sneaking Higher on Monday Morning

The corn market is trading with 1 to 2 cent gains so far on Monday morning after a weaker start to the Sunday night open. Corn futures were feeling pressure on Friday, with losses of 3 to 8 cents, as the front months took the brunt of the hit. March...
No Bull | The Five Spot
Grain
February 10, 2025
From 
Susan Stroud
 via 
Barchart

No Bull | The Five Spot

5 | Buy baby, buy Incredible 12-month change in corn’s net position as funds have added the equivalent of a cumulative 3.3 billion bushels of length since March: 4 | Driving the bus A stocks squeeze among major corn exporters has been the catalyst for funds' about-face in the corn...
What Happened in Markets While the US Was Distracted by the Super Bowl Sunday?
Grain
February 10, 2025
From 
Darin Newsom
 via 
Barchart

What Happened in Markets While the US Was Distracted by the Super Bowl Sunday?

It was more of the same this past weekend as tariffs and trade fights remain the name of the game.
Cattle Markets and Hogs Drift in a Quiet End to the Week
Grain
February 9, 2025
From 
Ben DiCostanzo
 via 
Barchart

Cattle Markets and Hogs Drift in a Quiet End to the Week

Cattle markets consolidate in low end of the week's range, while Hogs grind higher
Why Fibonacci Retracements Matter, Grains
Grain
February 9, 2025
From 
Nick Ehrenberg
 via 
Barchart

Why Fibonacci Retracements Matter, Grains

Educational and Actionable information using Fibonacci and W.D. Gann analysis.
A Split in the Polar Vortex: Huge Snows Ahead & Implications for Energy Markets and Global Wheat Crop Concerns
Grain
February 7, 2025
From 
Jim Roemer
 via 
Barchart

A Split in the Polar Vortex: Huge Snows Ahead & Implications for Energy Markets and Global Wheat Crop Concerns

Watch Jim’s video about the coldest and snowiest Northeast U.S. February in many years… and the commodity repercussions
Soybeans Fall on Friday
Grain
February 7, 2025
From 
Austin Schroeder
 via 
Barchart

Soybeans Fall on Friday

Soybeans were to lower trade on Friday, with losses of 8 to 11 cents in most front months. Nearby March was up 7 ½ cents on the week despite the Friday pressure. CmdtyView’s national front month Cash Bean price was down 11 cents at $9.88 ¾. Soymeal futures were down...
Corn Bulls Take Some Risk Off Heading into the Weekend
Grain
February 7, 2025
From 
Austin Schroeder
 via 
Barchart

Corn Bulls Take Some Risk Off Heading into the Weekend

Corn futures were feeling pressure on Friday, with losses of 3 to 8 cents, as the front months took the brunt of the hit. March still held the gains prior to the Friday session, up 5 ½ cents in the week. The national average Cash Corn price from cmdtyView was...
Wheat Closes the Week with Weakness
Grain
February 7, 2025
From 
Austin Schroeder
 via 
Barchart

Wheat Closes the Week with Weakness

The wheat complex posted losses on the Friday session. Chicago SRW futures were down 3 to 5 cents in the nearbys on the day, with March up 23 ¼ cents on the week. KC HRW futures were 2 to 4 cents lower in the front months, as March rallied 25...
Shootin' the Bull about extremes
Grain
February 7, 2025
From 
Chris Swift
 via 
Barchart

Shootin' the Bull about extremes

What extremes the cattle industry has worked itself into.  Too much processing and production capacity, perceived fueled by government spending, has caused cattlemen to literally fight over remaining inventory.