WHEAT General Comments Wheat markets were higher on forecasts for dry weather in the Great Plains. The rains in the Great Plains last weekend [...] The post Morning Grains Report 04/25/18 appeared first...
COTTON General Comments: Cotton was sharply lower on long liquidation after July failed to take out the March highs in early trading. Demand remains [...] The post Morning Softs Report 04/25/18 appeared...
A brief overview of Canopy Growth stock (TWMJF - Canadian cannabis stock).
We have a whole slew of Earnings already out today and more released during the day and after the close. It will be interesting to [...] The post Happy Anzac Day Australia. The Corn & Ethanol Report ...
How flexible are you in your everyday life? When you are in a new city, do you worry about getting lost or do you just go your own way and assume that somehow and someway you'll eventually get back...
Some mornings, the task of writing about the goings on in the market feel akin to being a writer for some type of celebrity publication. So and so, walked their child to school wearing white tennis shoes...
Bulls fade this week, to suggest some more price pressure is coming soon.
These commodities have been is massive downtrends due to record production.
Stock index futures were lower in the overnight trade. However, futures recovered and are now mixed due to stronger than expected earnings reports, especially in the industrial sector.
Years 2018 and 2019 are shaping out to be good years for hedgers and speculators that like to trade both sides of the market.
US yield rise continues to drive broad USD strength Quiet calendar today ECB tomorrow and BOJ early Friday
Today's Commentary
Corn futures are mostly 5 to 6 cents higher at midday. Wednesday’s weekly EIA report showed ethanol production for the week that ended 4/20 dropping 24,000 barrels per day to 985,000 bpd. That is the lowest weekly production total since the wee...
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Alan Brugler writes this daily agricultural markets overview with opening, midday and closing comments directed at the gain and meat Ag markets.