Market Snapshot
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National Newswire
- International Grains Council Increases Total Grains Production For 2020/21
- Ukraine's Grain Exports Down 242% So Far in 2020/21 Season
- Australia-China Spat Opens Door For Grain Rival Argentina
- Crop Insurance: How Likely Is Supplemental Area Coverage to Over-Compensate for Damage?
- Drought Monitor Weekly: Large Pockets of Severe Weather
- S&P500 More Higher Above 4145
- A new study has found that switching to biodiesel can result in health benefits
- Moving Grain: Ag Industry Urges DOT To Protect U.S. Exporters
- Corn And Beans Continue Surging To New Highs
- Brownfield Ag Weather Today
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Local Weather
Charleston, Missouri (63834)
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USDA Newswire
- Pacific Northwest Grain Market News
- Mexico to U.S. Weekly Cattle Import Summary (Spanish)
- Mexico to U.S. Weekly Cattle Import Summary (English)
- Wyoming, West Nebraska and SW Dakota Grazing Fee Report
- Canadian Livestock Prices and Federal Inspected Slaughter Figures
- Mexico to U.S.- Feeder Cattle Prices
- Alabama Livestock at a Glance
- Shell Eggs: Daily Weighted Average Trailer Load Egg Sales
Commentary
- Cattle Pulled Higher on Strong Beef and Pork Demand
- Live cattle futures climbed back from midday lows and closed the Thursday session as much as $1.05 in the black (June). There were reports of $119 cash cattle sales in TX. USDA noted limited activity from $117 to $119. Feeder cattle closed with triple digit losses of $1 to $1.92...
- Corn Extends Rally in Early Friday Trading
- Corn futures are 5 to 11 cents higher heading into the last trade day of the week. Through Thursday July corn prices were up 33 3/4 cents for the week. On Thursday, the corn gains were led by new crop December which was up 3.43% at the close. Preliminary open...
- Hog Futures Edge Higher Amid Mixed Cash Markets
- Front month lean hog futures closed the Thursday session with 2 to 17 cent gains. October contracts ended 17 cents lower and December was UNCH. USDA’s National Average Afternoon Base Hog price was 51 cents weaker to $116.42. The May 4th CME Lean Hog Index was $107.89, up by another...
- Cotton Fades Thursday Gains
- Cotton traded lower overnight, fading the triple digit gains from Thursday. Futures are running 36 to 77 points lower this morning. At the close, old crop cotton futures were 325 points higher, and May futures expired at 89.48 cents/lb. New crop prices ended the session 114 to 171 points higher...
- Soybeans Extend Gains, New Highs in Palm and Canola Seen
- Overnight soy trading has the board another 8 to 16 cents higher. Preliminary OI data suggests the double digit bean rally yesterday was net new buying, rising 5,943 contracts. The May to July inverse tightened to 36 cents/bu by the close, or a 2.3% discount. New crop futures saw November...
- Wheat Up in All Three US Markets
- Wheat futures are 5 to 9 cents higher in early Friday trading. Thursday ended with wheat near the highs of the day. CBT wheat futures ended the session 8 ¾ to 11 3/4 cents in the black led by new crop. KC HRW wheat futures closed 8 to 9 3/4...
