Grain futures mostly lower with wheat leading the decline due to Russian market influence. Row crops steadier. Crude oil up, gold hits new highs, Bitcoin rebounds. Livestock and oil prices varied.
Grain futures mostly lower with wheat leading the decline due to Russian market influence. Row crops steadier. Crude oil up, gold hits new highs, Bitcoin rebounds. Livestock and oil prices varied.
Grain futures fluctuate; wheat markets hit lows due to soft Russian prices. Corn maintains gains, soybeans soften. Cattle futures rise, hogs dip. Metals, Bitcoin volatile amid inflation concerns.
March saw grain futures fluctuate with corn and soybeans rallying initially but then declining. Brazilian harvest data influences market sentiment. Livestock futures also exhibit volatility. Bitcoin, gold, and silver reflect economic concerns amidst excessive spending. Oil prices drop despite OPEC's extension.
Grain futures stumbled as wheat prices dropped due to soft Russian basis. French milling wheat hit lowest since August 2020. Corn and soybeans varied. Livestock futures rebounded. Gold surged on Fed's potential QE
First notice day for March contracts sees delivery pressure on soybeans, wheat, and soybean oil. Corn markets show potential reversal amid varied agricultural market movements.
Corn futures are up due to potential crop losses from droughts, while cotton acreage shifts may affect production, impacting export markets. Soybeans and wheat prices fluctuate.
Mid-morning, soybeans dipped on Turnaround Tuesday. Corn maintains strength, reversing big time. Wheat holds gains despite weather risks. Rumors circulate on China's corn purchases.
Grain futures see corn drop to $4, March contract down to $3.98, lowest in 3 years. March options expire, export sales low. Livestock prices rise, cattle report awaited.
Grain futures opened strong with corn, soybeans, and wheat rising, especially wheat hitting $6 before market correction. Cattle futures fluctuated; hogs rose. Gold steadied, Bitcoin surged. Crude oil rallied post-inventory data.
Grain markets see midweek dip post-President's Day closure. Funds maintain short positions. Wheat down, corn hits new low. Cattle steady, hogs rise. Oil fluctuates, stocks decline. Gold, silver dip; Bitcoin falls.
