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After the Bell | September 7, 2021 Corn ends near five-month low, soybeans at two-month low with USDA expected to boost crop estimates.
The CCI rating has been little changed for corn and soybeans the past three weeks.
Find updates to our short-term, intermediate- and long-term trends for commodity and key outside markets.
Survey finds impressive gains in Illinois farmland values for all classes of farmland
Corn and soybean inspections dropped sharply, as expected, due to impacts from Hurricane Ida.
Corn and wheat futures are under light pressure with soybeans mixed with a lower bias. Fat cattle futures are higher to open the week with feeders and lean hogs under pressure.
Ahead of the Open | September 7, 2021 Grain, soybean futures mixed after holiday weekend, trade awaiting USDA crop report.
Slightly firmer tone in grain and soy futures coming out of the extended holiday weekend.
Ida impacts | GOP Ag members want a say | Upbeat China trade stats | SALT push
White House comments on Sen. Manchin | Klobuchar wants to get rid of filibuster | Covid aid
Davis Michaelsen and Editor Brian Grete discuss this week’s market action...
After the Bell | September 3, 2021 Soybean, wheat futures end higher ahead of three-day weekend, corn slips as USDA reports loom.
China’s July pork shipments from the U.S. plummeted 62.2% from year-ago.
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StoneX raises crop forecasts, restaurant reservations have tumbled and USDA Secretary Vilsack promises aid for hog producers and bio-fuels...
Vilsack says hog, biofuel aid coming soon | USDA boosts farm income forecasts
Ahead of the Open | September 3, 2021 Corn futures expected to open lower, soybeans and wheat higher ahead of holiday weekend.
August jobs report on tap. StoneX raises U.S. corn and soybean yield forecasts after welcome rains. Russia has once more hiked its weekly tax on wheat exports. Manchin to Dems: Hit ‘pause’ on Biden’s $3.5 trillion plan.
Says more announcements coming on aid, climate; promises details soon for hog, biofuel sector aid
Manchin won’t support a $3.5 trillion bill, ‘or anywhere near that level of additional spending, without greater clarity…'