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Key USDA reports Thursday: Grain Stocks, Acreage
Corn futures traded lower throughout the overnight session, while soybeans and wheat rebounded from initial losses.
June 1 inventories up 1.2% from year-earlier, lower than projected.
Recessionary fears are building, which triggered heavy long liquidation in commodities last week.
A Fed stress test indicates Wall Street is prepared to handle a major recession, Dems urge Biden to limit crude exports and beef stocks decline less than normal...
Grain, soybean futures expected firmer in corrective bounce but still down sharply for the week.
North Dakota focusing on big farmland buy of group affiliated with Bill Gates
Grain futures rebound from sharp losses, big banks pass Fed stress tests, U.S. beef supplies up sharply.
USDA’s Cold Storage Report signaled demand is not keeping pace with supplies amid near-record retail prices.
December corn tumbles to three-month low on milder Midwest outlook, recession concern; beans and wheat also down sharply.
Fed Chair Powell warns Fed’s efforts to thwart inflation could trigger recession, U.N. working to facilitate Russian fertilizer exports and pork packers are cutting in the red...
New-crop corn drops near three-month low on improving weather, soybeans and wheat also lower.
Powell: Higher interest rates could cause a recession
Mounting recessionary concerns triggered heavy liquidation pressure in the grain and soy markets overnight.
But he acknowledged that a recession was ‘certainly a possibility’ given the global situation. Recessionary fears are building with economists.
New-crop soybeans drop to six-week low on outlook for milder Midwest weather; wheat lower amid harvest pressure.
President Biden to call on congress to suspend gasoline and diesel taxes, shipping prices begin to ease and the Senate Ag Committee will vote on two key livestock bills...
New-crop soybeans fall to five-week low on improving weather outlook; wheat firmer in corrective bounce.