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Market Prices

Quotes are delayed, as of June 14, 2021, 06:26:22 PM CDT or prior.

National Newswire

How we warned clients, last week, about a negative E.P.O. Index, and a top in grains - by Doctor Weather (a.k.a. Jim Roemer) Best Weather Inc. - 1 hr 2 mins ago
MCA Futures Spotlight- Copper and Peru's next President. Moddco Capital Associates - 2 hrs 6 mins ago
Grain Spreads: Northwest Ratings Walsh Trading - 2 hrs 5 mins ago
Shootin' the Bull Swift Trading Company - 2 hrs 38 mins ago
The U.S., corn, soybean crop conditions worsen, USDA reports Agriculture.com - Mon Jun 14, 3:26PM CDT
Hogs Finally Finished? Zaner Group - Mon Jun 14, 2:47PM CDT
Michigan: Consider Drought-Motivated Irrigation Purchases Carefully AgFax - Mon Jun 14, 2:15PM CDT
Alabama Soybeans: Mid-Season Fertilizer Applications – Video AgFax - Mon Jun 14, 1:59PM CDT
Grain Farms: High Commodity Prices Lead to Increased Production Costs AgFax - Mon Jun 14, 1:54PM CDT
Texas Corn, Sorghum: Impact of Ponded Water/Flooding AgFax - Mon Jun 14, 1:15PM CDT

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Commentary

Wheat Prices Close Weaker - June 14, 2021: Wheat prices ended the first trade day of the week with losses. CBT wheat futures closed the session 6 1/4 to 7 1/2 cents weaker. HRW wheat futures closed 9 1/2 to 10 cents weaker. Spring wheat futures ended with 17 1/4 to 19 cent losses. NASS reported the national...
Cattle Markets Closed Higher - June 14, 2021: Front month cattle futures closed a nickel in the black to $1.25 higher. June fats were up 67 cents but still a discount to the cash market. There were still no deliveries reported through June 11; CME’s settlement quote was $118.70 on Friday. USDA reported limited $124 trade in NE...
Soy Complex Weaker on Monday - June 14, 2021: Domestic soy futures closed the first trade day of the week with at least 2% drops. Beans were down 2.4% to 3% at the closing bell. Soymeal futures gave back 2.4% in the front months with $9.30/ton losses. Soybean oil futures closed the Monday session 1.5% to 2.9% weaker. The...
Corn Prices Weaken on Monday - June 14, 2021: Front month corn futures ended the Monday session with 25 1/4 to 31 1/4 cent losses. Old crop basis, according to cmdtyView data, was 7 cents over July at the close. Basis has weakened since being 15 3/4 cents over on May 24th. For new crop’s harvest delivery, the national...
Hog Market Ends Weaker - June 14, 2021: June hogs expired at $122.87. The other front months ended the session with triple digit losses of at least $1.75. USDA’s National Average Base Hog price was $116.89 on Monday afternoon, following a $2.37 pullback. USDA reported the WCB afternoon average price at $132.28, with the country’s high at $136. The...
Cotton Gives Back Triple Digits - June 14, 2021: Cotton futures ended the first trade day of the week with triple digit losses. July and October were the weakest on the day, closing 205 and 246 points in the red respectively. New crop futures were down 169 to 179 points. A break from the rain allowed cotton planting to...