Agriculture News
Wheat futures pulled back from yesterday’s gains overnight as back-and-forth price action continued. Corn followed wheat lower, while soybeans firmed.
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Corn and soybeans firmed after failing to take out Wednesday’s lows overnight. Wheat futures gapped lower but rebounded to fill the gaps and are trading mostly firmer this morning.
Wheat basis rebounds from the plunge the previous week, corn and soybean beans weakens.
Wheat futures traded sharply lower overnight, which pulled the corn market lower. Soybeans, along with meal and soyoil traded higher.
Wheat futures traded higher but have come well off their overnight highs this morning, while corn and soybeans faced followthrough selling.
Corn, soybeans and wheat are weaker this morning and trading near session lows. Soyoil futures are under heavy pressure, but soymeal is firmer.
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Volatility was reduced from recent days in grain and soy complex futures overnight, as corn, soybeans and wheat all traded within relatively tight ranges compared to recent standards.
Corn and soybeans ended firmer, while wheat plunged. Cattle futures faced sharp pressure and hogs finished mixed.
Grain and soy complex futures are called higher, with wheat trade likely to remain extremely volatile. Livestock futures are expected to face followthrough selling.
Corn, soybean export sales above expectations
Wheat futures gapped lower overnight after limit-down closes on Wednesday and sharply extended losses. But wheat filled the gaps and is trading higher this morning, as are corn and soybeans.