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After the Bell | January 11, 2023 Gains in soymeal and crude oil futures underpinned strength in the grain and soy complex ahead of Thursday’s government updates.
Farmers have waited for months for some farm policy decision to be made by USDA, notably the Phase 2 provisions of the Emergency Relief Program (ERP).
Soybeans are expected to lead price gains in the grain and soy markets this morning after a strong performance overnight.
Corn and soybeans firmed after initially trading lower overnight, while wheat futures favored the downside in two-sided price action.
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After the Bell | January 10, 2023 Grains ended the session mostly lower in anticipation of USDA’s final estimates to the 2022-23 crop on Thursday.
USDA will release its Annual Production Summary, Supply & Demand Report, Winter Wheat Seedings and Quarterly Grain Stocks Report on Thursday.
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Bears tightened their grip on the grain and soy markets overnight after a disappointing finish on Monday. Lower price action is expected this morning.
Heavier selling pressure was seen in grain and soy futures overnight, especially the soybean and winter wheat markets, after disappointing finishes on Monday.
Weekly export inspections for week ended Jan. 5 revealed wheat inspections up over 116,001 MT from the previous week’s tally, while corn and soybeans were well below.
Soybeans are mixed with corn mostly lower and wheat mildly firmer to start the week. Livestock futures are supported by corrective buying...
Corn and wheat are expected to open lower, with soybeans likely to trade higher initially this morning.
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Short-term trend turns sideways for corn and SRW; trend now lower for lean hog futures.
Soybeans and wheat mildly favored the upside in quiet overnight trade, while corn traded on both sides of unchanged.
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After the Bell | January 6, 2023 Corn, soybeans end the first week of the year mostly higher after facing sharp selling early in the week, while wheat finished lower.