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Front month cotton futures are trading with midday losses of 44 to 251 points – save the thin October contract which is 43 points in the black so far. They were lower on Wednesday, pulling back from...
Lean hog futures are trading $0.77 to $3.70 lower through Thursday’s midday. October is the weakest. The USDA’s National Average Base Hog price was $119.12 this morning after a $9.75 drop. The CME...
The wheat futures complex continues lower with Thursday midday losses of double digits. The slowest weekly export sales of the marketing year, along with increased volume out of Ukraine, is pressuring...
Front month fat cattle futures are down with losses of as much as 52 cents for midday. Feeder cattle are trading with triple digit weakness so far. Cash trade this week got kicked off with $141 action...
Corn prices are off their lows for midday, with fractional to 1 1/4 cent gains. USDA’s FAS reported 99,321 MT of old crop corn was sold for export during the week that ended 8/11. That was as expected...
After starting the Thursday session red, the soy market has bounced back for midday gains. Soybean oil prices are also off their lows, but are still red by triple digits. Soybean futures are trading 8...
September arabica coffee (KCU22 ) this morning is down -1.85 (-0.85%), and Sep ICE Robusta coffee (RMU22 ) is down -4 (-0.18%). Coffee prices Thursday are moderately lower. Coffee prices moved lower as...
Sep WTI crude oil (CLU22 ) this morning is up +2.04 (+2.32%), and Sep RBOB gasoline (RBU22 ) is up +7.31 (+2.49%). Sep Nymex natural gas (NGU22 ) is down -0.193 (-2.09%). Oil prices this morning are moderately...
LONDON (AP) — Thousands of train workers in Britain staged a new round of strikes Thursday, paralyzing rail service across the country in an escalating dispute over pay and working conditions exacerbated...
When Phyllis Glink took a job at the Irving Harris Foundation 26 years ago, “we were by far the biggest funders in early childhood because there weren’t that many of us,” she recalls.
