First Thing Today
This morning report highlights the overnight trading session and key domestic and global developments impacting markets.
Traders await USDA supply and demand report out Tuesday
Derecho hits Montana, southern Canada, Minnesota
Mini heat wave gripping the Great Plains
December corn is now short-term oversold, technically
U.S. corn, soybean crops looking good down the stretch
Still no threatening crop weather in Midwest
New U.S. tariffs roil global stock, financial markets
Fed Chair Powell stands his ground
Heavy rains, severe storms in Iowa, Illinois
Stormy and hot weather over Plains, central and eastern U.S.
Price-bearish weather trumps new U.S. trade deal
Dangerous heat wave over much of Midwest, Southeast
Oppressive heat lingers over Midwest, Plains
Warmer-than-normal weather in Midwest through the rest of July
Grain bulls are fading early this week
Warmer temperatures, more rain chances this week for Midwest
Corn, soybeans and wheat see fresh wave of selling pressure following Beijing announcement.
Corn, soybeans and wheat followed the general marketplace lower in overnight trade.
Corn, soybeans and SRW wheat each favored the downside in overnight trade as woes surrounding this afternoon’s tariff announcement dictate trade.
Corn, soybeans and wheat each favored the upside in overnight trade with corn and wheat leading the way higher, extending yesterday’s report driven gains.