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Commentary
- Soybeans Rally into the New Week
- Beans rallied by as much as 2.5% across the front months to start the week. Jan led the way higher, reducing the carry to March by 1 ¾ cents to 17 ¼. Soymeal futures also rallied by 2%, with gains of as much as $8.80. The meal market remains inverted...
- Cotton Closes Half a Cent Higher
- The 40 to 56 point gains in Monday’s cotton market came after the March contract saw a 111 point range. March closed at 82 cents flat, for a 56 point carry to May. USDA’s monthly data cut cotton yield by 18 lbs/acre to 765 – now the weakest since 2003,...
- Cattle Rally Triple Digits on Corn Weakness
- Live cattle rallied out of the weekend with triple digit gains of as much as $2.20. The Feb contract printed a $3.28 range on the day before closing ~$1 off the high. Feeder cattle also ended the first trade day of the week with triple digit gains. After rallying back...
- Wheat Falls Out of the Weekend
- Wheat followed last week’s runnup with losses of as much as 4% on Monday. KC HRW led the way lower with 4.4% losses. The March HRW contract saw a 33 ¼ cent range on the day, and ended just 2 cents off the low. Chicago SRW futures were down by...
- Lean Hogs Close Off Lows, Still Red on Monday
- Front month hog futures were 40 cents to $1.65 weaker at the close for Monday. Feb futures saw a $3.50 range on the day from -$2.20 to +$1.30. Monday’s National Average Base Hog price dropped by $2.22 to $49.66. The CME Lean Hog Index weakened by 36 cents to $68.76...
- Red Monday for Corn Trade
- The corn market fell by 1 ¾ to 5 ¼ cents to start the week. March futures saw a 7 ¾ cent range for the day, before closing 3c off the low. The weekly Export Inspections data showed 711,733 MT of corn was shipped during the week that ended 12/07....
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