Grain and livestock markets have seen ranges expand to start the week, presenting tradable opportunities for participants on both sides of the market. Here’s what’s on our radar.
Precious metals and most energy prices moved higher in February. Three of the five soft commodities, natural gas, and cryptocurrencies posted double-digit percentage declines.
Big fund traders are starting to play the long side of wheat, corn, and soybean futures.
Volatility and range expansion has been evident in the grain markets over the last few weeks. Will volatility continue to expand into the Spring?
Corn price action is showing fractional to 2 cent gains so far on Monday, with in delivery March the lone exception. Futures posted gains of 4 to 5 ½ cents across the front months on Friday, as May managed...
Wheat is trading with 2 to 5 cent gains in the hard red contracts, with the soft red complex weaker. The wheat complex rallied across all three markets on Friday, to lead the grain complex. Chicago SRW...
Soybeans are falling 5 to 7 cents on Monday morning, after shooting higher at the Sunday night open, with some new crop contracts higher. Futures posted Friday gains of 6 to 10 cents in the nearby contracts,...
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