Grain futures market declines after early gains; weather models show rain returning, affecting production outlook. Cattle futures sharply lower on plant closure rumors; hogs and crude oil hold steady.
Grain futures market declines after early gains; weather models show rain returning, affecting production outlook. Cattle futures sharply lower on plant closure rumors; hogs and crude oil hold steady.
Grain futures surged, driven by concerns over disease impact in Kansas, drought in Europe, and Russian emergencies, with wheat prices hitting highs not seen since spring.
Grain futures rise sharply, led by wheat with double-digit gains. Soybeans hit yearly highs despite Brazil's export challenges. Livestock markets show varied movements amid global geopolitical tensions.
Soybean oil surged on strong NOPA crush data and biofuel policy support, while grains fell on weather and meal pressure. Cattle and hogs sharply recovered
Soybean oil hits $3 limit, boosted by Trump's biofuel support. Strong soybean crush rates, bullish EPA news. Corn and wheat rise amid weather concerns and market dynamics.
June WASDE report shows friendly numbers compared to expectations, with corn carryout lowered. Soybeans mixed, wheat stable. Market reacts cautiously amid USD decline and stable commodity prices.
Grain futures are mostly lower except for Minneapolis wheat holding slight gains. Corn trades mixed with anticipation of USDA report lowering carryouts and potential shifts in ethanol use.
Grain markets show soybeans and corn up, while wheat struggles despite improved forecasts. Vigilant selling pressure affects wheat, awaiting USDA's WASDE report for new crop insights.
Heartland market sees mixed futures with corn and wheat lower, soybeans steady. Livestock consolidates after last week's rally; cash trade remains crucial amid packer concerns.
Markets rise across grains and livestock, with wheat hitting new highs despite weather challenges. Soybeans and corn show resilience, while cattle and hogs climb. Weather uncertainty persists.
