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Regular Updates on the Grain and Livestock Futures Markets

Regular Updates on Grain and Livestock Futures Markets

Market Update Posted 10:29 — July corn dropped by 8 cents a bushel, while July soybeans fell by 28.5 cents. On the wheat front, July KC wheat decreased by 6.25 cents, and July Chicago wheat was down 7.25 cents. MIAX July Minneapolis wheat dipped slightly by 0.0450 cents. In contrast, the Dow Jones Industrial Average […]

Regular Updates on Grain and Livestock Futures Markets

Regular Updates on Grain and Livestock Futures Markets

Market Updates Reported at 10:30 — July corn increased by 5 1/4 cents per bushel, while July soybeans rose by 4 1/2 cents. July KC wheat gained 3 cents, and July Chicago wheat dropped by 3/4 cent. Meanwhile, MIAX’s July Minneapolis wheat saw a minor increase of 0.0175 cents. The Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced […]

Regular Updates on the Grain and Livestock Futures Markets

Regular Updates on the Grain and Livestock Futures Markets

Market Update March corn experienced a slight dip of half a cent per bushel, while March soybeans climbed by 27 and three-quarters cents. March KC wheat dropped five and a half cents, and March Chicago wheat went down four and a quarter cents. MIAX March Minneapolis wheat saw a decline of two cents. In the […]

Grain Prices Drop Amid Broader Commodity Selloff: What Caused It and Will It Last?

Grain Prices Drop Amid Broader Commodity Selloff: What Caused It and Will It Last?

Commodity Markets Overview Futures for grain and livestock saw declines on Friday, impacted by a broader pullback in commodities. General Sell-Off Influences MarketsEarlier in the week, a sell-off in various products was tied to movements in external markets, including metals, energy, and currency fluctuations. Alison Thompson from Money Farm pointed to President Trump’s intention to […]

Grain Markets are Reaching New Highs. Is More on the Way?

Grain Markets are Reaching New Highs. Is More on the Way?

morning headlines Argentina is facing severe heat and drought conditions, which pose a serious risk to crop yields. As the world’s largest exporter of soybean meal and oil, and the third-largest corn supplier, this could be significant. With temperatures nearing 104°F (40°C), the agricultural areas are in urgent need of rainfall, yet substantial relief isn’t […]

The Grain Surge Slows Down by Midweek

The Grain Surge Slows Down by Midweek

Corn Technical (December)Corn prices for December remained similar to yesterday’s trades, with this morning’s figures closing just above the 200-day moving average. The pivot range of 435 1/4 to 437 1/4 is still valid in today’s dealings. As discussed in yesterday’s article, the upcoming expiry of December options on Friday might limit price movements since […]

Midwestern distiller discovers unique rye grain for whiskey from an 1878 shipwreck

Midwestern distiller discovers unique rye grain for whiskey from an 1878 shipwreck

Reviving Bentley Rye: A Historical Whiskey Comeback Before bourbon took over the liquor scene, rye whiskey was actually the frontrunner. Nowadays, distilleries in the Midwest are collaborating with scientists to reintroduce an ancient grain variety, specifically, the intriguing “Bentley Rye,” aiming for a spicy, robust whiskey. There’s a shipwreck involved—specifically, the James R. Bentley, which […]

Waller Goes Against the Grain on Interest Rate Reductions

Waller Goes Against the Grain on Interest Rate Reductions

Fed Governor Waller’s Push for Rate Cuts and Temporary Tax Impact Signals Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller is gearing up to make a case at the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in July. He seems inclined to support interest rate cuts, challenging the Fed’s slow adaptation to the shifting economic landscape. He feels […]