The news over the weekend was not surprising, nor did it change the structure of most markets as another trading week gets under way.

The soft red winter (Chicago) wheat (ZWH25) and hard red winter wheat (Kansas City) (KEH25) futures markets prices hit three-month-plus highs on Feb. 14. Both markets have been trending higher since early January. Wheat bulls have momentum, and there are compelling fundamental elements to suggest that there is still more...

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Corn broke through the downward trendline late last year and has been grinding higher ever since. Given the overbought conditions and bearish seasonality, Corn is most likely to retest the breakout point over the near term.

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Markets closed Monday for President's Day

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Corn was on the receiving end of spillover support from the wheat market on Friday, as futures were up fractionally to 3 cents higher. March was up 8 ¾ cents on the week. CmdtyView’s national average Cash Corn price was up 2 3/4 cents at $4.63 1/2. The markets will...

Soybeans found some support heading into the long weekend, as cotnracts were up 5 to 7 cents in the nearby contracts on Friday. March was down 13 ½ cents on the week. The national front month The national front month Cash Bean price from cmdtyView was 6 cents higher at...

The wheat complex was in rally mode across all three exchanges on Friday. Chicago SRW futures were up 20 to 23 cents in the front months, with March up 17 ¼ cents this week. KC HRW futures rallied 20 to 23 cents on the session, as March rose 17 cents...