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Wheat May '24 (ZWK24)

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Wheat Futures Market News and Commentary

Wheat Post Gains, But Far From Highs

The wheat complex jumped out of three-day weekend, but the morning session brought along some heaviness, with contracts pulling well off the overnight highs. Chicago contracts were steady to 3 cents in the green at the close. Kansas City futures were up 2 ¾ to 10 cents across the board. MPLS spring wheat saw gains of 1 ¼  to 4 ¾ cents on the session. 

The NASS Crop Progress report showed the winter wheat crop 77% headed, 8% ahead of the average pace. Condition ratings were tallied at 48% gd/ex, down 1%, with the all-inclusive Brugler500 index down 2 to 331. Spring wheat was 88% planted, 7% above normal, with emergence at 61%, 9% faster than average.

The delayed Tuesday morning Export Inspections report showed 398,904 MT in all wheat shipments during the week of May 23. That was a 74.8% jump from the previous week and a 1.9% increase over the same week last year. Mexico was the largest destination of 121,915 MT, with 96,800 MT headed to the Philippines and 81,461 MT to Ta... Read more

  • Soybeans Pulled Lower By Meal Weakness

    Soybeans came out of the holiday weekend with contracts 2 to 18 ½ cents in the red, led by the front months on bear spreading. Soymeal was leading the...

  • Wheat Post Gains, But Far From Highs

    The wheat complex jumped out of three-day weekend, but the morning session brought along some heaviness, with contracts pulling well off the overnight...

  • Corn Closes Weaker, USDA shows Above Normal Planting Pace

    Corn futures faded off the overnight strength, with contracts closing 1 ¾ to 3 cents in the red. Most contracts closed near the lows and 6-8 cents off...

  • Grain Spreads: Wheat Worries

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  • Crop Progress

    Crop Progress - 2024-05-28

  • Soybeans Led Lower By Meal

    Soybeans are coming out of the Memorial Day weekend, with midday losses of 9 to 18 ¼ cents. Soymeal is the leader to the downside, with losses of $9.70/ton...

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