Grain markets saw a wider ranging trade last week with big moves observed in soybeans and wheat. Is higher volatility going to be the new norm into the spring?
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Wheat is trading with 2 to 6 cent losses on Monday morning The wheat complex was in rally mode to round out the week. Chicago SRW futures posted 13 to 14 cent gains at the close, with March up 24 ¾ cents...
Soybeans are down 2 to 6 cents so far on Monday morning. Futures were down 3 to 4 cents in the front months, as March was up 4 ½ cents last week. Open interest was down 36,192 contracts in March on Friday,...
Corn price action is down fractionally to 1 1/2 cents so far on Monday morning. Futures were up 1 to 4 cents across the front months on Friday, as March was down 4 ¼ cents last week. Spillover support...
A lot happened that was expected to (US Supreme Court decision and reaction from the White House), and didn't happen that was expected to (military action) since last Friday's close.
Jim turns bullish on wheat for the first time in years
Educational and Actionable information using Fibonacci and W.D. Gann analysis.
US State of the Union Address on Feb. 24th
Cattle markets break down to end week on a sour note
