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Wheat futures lead grains, soybeans higher overnight on concern over Ukraine supplies.
Several actions today re: Biden trade and oil policy
Grain and soy futures rallied sharply overnight amid renewed global supply concerns, led by the wheat market.
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Davis Michaelsen and Editor Brian Grete discuss this week’s market action...
Corn futures sink to two-month lows amid favorable weather outlook; soybeans, winter wheat down sharply.
Corn-based ethanol mandate was unchanged for 2020, slightly increased for 2021 and unchanged for 2022 versus the proposed levels.
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Grains, soybeans expected lower as markets watch Ukraine, weather, planting progress.
Strong week for cotton export sales and shipments.
Two-sided trade was seen in grain and soy futures overnight, but markets are softening this morning, led lower by soybeans and soyoil.
Soybeans rise sharply in wake of fresh export business; wheat rebounds after steep, two-day sell-off.
Ukraine is working with the U.N. to move Black Sea exports, Eurozone inflation surges and President Biden considers the sale of Russian crude to combat high gasoline prices...
Russia accuses U.S. of dangerously escalating the war
Corn, wheat futures expected firmer following overnight rebound, soybeans also higher.
Corn and wheat futures posted corrective gains overnight after sharp losses Wednesday, while soybeans built on yesterday’s gains.