The wheat complex is posting losses out of the long weekend. Chicago SRW futures are down 13 to 14 cents as the market trades through midday. The Kansas City HRW contracts are facing losses of 14 to 15 so far on the Tuesday session. Minneapolis spring wheat futures are trading...

The soybean market posting fractional to 2 cent gains across most contracts on Tuesday. The cmdtyView Cash Bean price is up 3 cents to $10.14. Soymeal futures are 40 cents/ton higher on the day, with Soy Oil futures up 17 points. Weekly Export Inspections data tallied soybean shipments at just...

Corn futures are down a penny in the nearby July contract, with others down 4 to 5 for new crop. Spillover pressure from wheat is weighing on the market. The front month CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price is down 3/4 cent at $4.32. Export Inspections data showed a total...

Corn and wheat slide lower while soybeans hold ground as traders come back from a long holiday weekend. These are the headlines and levels to keep an eye on

Corn is trading with 1 toto 3 cent losses as the market resumes from the three day weekend. Spillover weakness is from the wheat market. Futures fall back from the weekly strength, as the tariff news gave the bulls an excuse to take some money off the table ahead of...

The soybean market is trading with gains of 3 to 5 cents early on Tuesday Soybean futures closed out Friday with contracts down 4 to 7 ¼ cents, as July was still up 10 ¼ cents last week. November saw a 15 cent pop since last Friday. The cmdtyView Cash...

Wheat futures are trading with losses on Tuesday morning. The wheat complex closed mixed across the three markets, with the spring wheat the strongest. Chicago SRW futures were 2 to 3 cents lower on the day, with July rallying up 17 ½ cents last week. The Kansas City HRW contracts...

We discuss potential resistance levels and support for a stock, noting excitement about a possible retest of the $5 level.

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Markets closed Monday; grains re-open Mon night

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