Since the release of USDA's January WASDE report, I've seen countless charts and studies dissecting 2025 corn production.
USDA raises corn stocks to 2.2 billion bushels while Brazil's safrinha crop faces weather risks. E15 hopes fade as traders ...
For the week March corn lost 21 cents, March soybeans fell 4 ¾, March soybean meal plunged $13.70, March soybean oil soared ...
Then came the uncertainty and volatility surrounding the inauguration of President Trump. Corn prices collapsed, falling to $4.27 during the first week of March 2025. With that history in mind, the ...
Setting aside the coming data dumps and sparkly diversions, market macros across sectors should continue to be main topic.
While much of the focus in the USDA WASDE reports centers on row crops such as corn and soybeans, the reports also help provide a snapshot of the situation for ...
--Soybeans for March delivery rose 0.1% on the Chicago Board of Trade Friday, to $10.62 1/2 a bushel, as markets braced for rising estimates in Monday's USDA supply and demand projections. --Corn for ...
Alberta’s cattle feeders have not imported much U.S. corn yet but the crop has become more cost competitive with feed barley ...
Wheat is trading with 4 to 9 cent gains so far on Monday morning. The wheat complex spent the Friday session squaring up ahead of the Monday USDA reports. Chicago SRW futures were fractionally lower, ...
I wanted to write about something different this morning, this week, but alas, it isn’t to be. The first thing I saw on CNBC’s Squawk Box Europe program pre-dawn Monday was a video of US Fed Chairman ...
WASDE report reveals record grain production and growing stocks as farmers prepare strategies for navigating continued price pressures.
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