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Above-normal temps are expected across the entire Southern and Central Plains for November through January, with below-normal precip over much of Oklahoma and all of Texas.
Secretary Vilsack shores-up GMO export approval with Mexico, California Governor looks to loosen supply chain snare and China signs agreement to import U.S. LNG...
China was the lead buyer of U.S. soybeans on the week at nearly 1.9 MMT.
Soybean led the price pullback overnight after recent, strong gains.
After the Bell | October 20, 2021 Signs of stronger exports send corn, soybean futures to two-week highs; HRW wheat posts highest close in over seven years.
Corn and soybean basis both slipped as harvest continues to progress faster than normal and yields are big.
The report is expected to show larger placements again for September.
Agriculture conditions were mixed and energy markets were little changed, on balance.
Heavy rains hamper harvest and wheat seedings in China, USDA Secy. Vilsack to visit Mexican counterpart and dairy exports to the U.K.
Ahead of the Open | October 20, 2021 Soybean futures higher for fifth straight session on export optimism, corn and wheat also up.
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Soybeans, along with soyoil, led price strength in the grain and soy complex overnight.
After the Bell | October 19, 2021 Stronger export outlooks helps boost soybeans, corn and wheat mixed to lower.
Midwest senators press USDA on biofuel aid
Ahead of the Open | October 19, 2021 Corn futures climb to highest in over a week, soybeans, wheat also higher.
Senators urge USDA to make good on biofuel aid, Cordonnier notes improving conditions in Brazil and Treasury Secretary Yellen presses lawmakers to act on debt ceiling...
Grain and soy futures found followthrough buying overnight, supported in part by outside markets.
After the Bell | October 18, 2021 Strong export figures push corn and soybean futures higher, HRW futures end at two-week high.
We remember former U.S. Secretary of State General Colin Powell who passed away this morning, plus Chip Flory and Jim Wiesemeyer discuss what’s new with the infrastructure bill(s) and a lot more.
Soybean and corn export inspections topped expectations and year-ago levels.