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Soybeans are expected to lead losses in the grain and soy markets this morning in a continuation of price pressure from overnight trade.
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Soybeans faced followthrough selling overnight. Corn and wheat posted two-sided trade but have weakened early this morning.
Most of the decline in wheat conditions in February was in top producer Kansas.
Soybean export inspections for week ended Feb. 23 missed low-end expectations by 159,000 MT and were down from the previous week by 893,000 MT. Though wheat inspections were above top end estimates by over 90,000 MT.
Corn and soybeans are off to a tepid start with wheat futures under pressure. Cattle futures are choppy with hog futures mildly higher to start the week...
Short-term trend turns bearish for corn, SRW wheat.
Corn and soybeans are expected to see mild corrective buying, while followthrough selling is likely in the winter wheat markets.
Food policy analyst offers perspective on ending of some SNAP benefits on March 1
Corn, soybeans and wheat traded on both sides of unchanged overnight in relatively quiet price action.
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Davis Michaelsen and Editor Brian Grete discuss this week’s market action...
The data is mildly friendly compared to pre-report expectations, with all three categories on the bullish side of the average trade estimates.
Beef stocks declined contra-seasonally in January, implying demand was strong, especially since beef production rose in December.
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Wheat sales for week ended Feb. 16 were 338,800 MT, a 62% increase from the previous week nearly 40% above the 4-week average. Corn sales were 30% below the 4-week average, with soybeans nearly 20% below.