BASIC & RECENT MARKET INFO

Highlights Tonight’s opening prices will probably be primarily influenced by news about the Ukraine Corridor Deal which expires at midnight Monday. Whether prices are higher or lower because of that news, do not be making any cash grain marketing decisions based on the Ukraine deal. Weather is far more important. La Niña and El Niño episodes can have a profound impact on world crop production. Some areas of the world see their weather turn warmer and drier while other areas

CBOT May Wheat $1.30 higher, 70 cents above the all time high for Soft Red Winter Wheat May Corn 3 lower to 10 higher May Beans ...

May Wheat 70 to 75 cents higher (limit up) May Corn Steady to 2 lower May Beans 4 to 6 lower The weekly chart showed corn...

May Wheat up 11 to 15 May Corn 2 lower to 3 higher May Beans 1 lower to 3 higher Levels of: Support and...

May Corn steady to up 3 May Beans up 7 to 10 May Wheat up 10 to 15 Levels of: Support and Resistance Wheat ...

May Corn steady May Beans steady to up 1 May Wheat steady Levels of: Support and Resistance Wheat ...

Corn: Steady = plus or minus a fraction of a cent Soybeans: Steady Wheat: Steady These are fairly unprecedented...

Opening Calls Corn: up 1 to 2 Soybeans: steady to up 2 Wheat: up 2 to 4 Tech Talk from the Tech Guy Last night, the Tech...

Opening Calls Corn: down 2 to 4 Soybeans: down 6 to 8 Wheat: down 1 to 3 Tech Talk from the Tech Guy 22 February 2022 We are leaving the March contract and rolling (moving) to May contracts in all grains because that is where the trading volume (largest number of contracts traded) has moved. Below is the daily continuation chart in soybeans. As mentioned last week, we were looking for beans to test $16.33. It ran through that price by 8½ cents today and

This Evening's Opening Calls: Wheat up 2-4 Corn up 1-3 Soybeans up 1-3 Soybean meal up $5.5 - this is quite a bit! The soybean chart is...