News & Analysis

Corn, soybean and wheat futures open the week under pressure. Livestock futures are also under pressure on fears of cash market softness.

Fertilizer expert Josh Linville from StoneX offers some perspective on export duties set last week on Moroccan and Russian phosphate exporters.

Grain, soy and cattle futures open the week under pressure while hog futures surged on the open.

Soybean and corn futures surged higher overnight and wheat futures are mildly to moderately higher. Cattle and hog futures are off to a strong start to the week.

Soybean futures traded higher overnight but buyer interest is limited heading into the day session. Corn futures are mixed and wheat futures are extending overnight losses. Price action is light and choppy in the livestock markets.

Soybean futures are moderately higher with corn futures mixed and wheat futures favoring the downside. Cattle futures gapped higher on the open and continued higher after the open. Lean hog futures are also higher to start the week.

OPEC+ is scheduled to ease production restrictions in January, a move oil demand may not justify.

Corn and soybean futures are lower to open the week. Wheat futures are slightly higher as cattle futures open the week mixed. Hog futures are under pressure.

Wheat futures are under moderate to hefty pressure with corn and soybeans also lower. Cattle and hog futures are under light pressure to start the week.

Corn, soybeans and wheat open the week with a mildly firmer tone. Livestock futures are mixed with a generally softer tone.