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Buchheit Morning Comments from Dave Danker USDA QUARTERLY STOCKS REPORT RELEASED TODAY AT 11:00 AM   Average trade estimates for US Quarterly Stocks are as follows: Corn – 1.757 billion bushels (range – 1.665 to 1.862) Soybeans – 202 million bushels (range – 158 to 256)...

Morning Comments by Shon Stratman Monday closing saw Dec corn down 7 ½ cents at 3.29, Nov beans down 9 ¾ at 9.45 and Dec wheat down 8 ¾ at 3.96.  The Dec US dollar index was down .23 at 95.16, Dow Jones down 150 at 18,111, and Nov crude oil up 1.56 at 46.04. Dec corn was...

Tuesday’s commodity market was higher for wheat, corn and soybeans.  Specs and commercials pushed the soybean market higher based on weather delays and a stronger Soybean Oil market pushed up by the Indonesian Palm Oil Markets.  The Macro Markets were positive as the DOW was...

Monday’s commodity market was lower for wheat and higher for corn and soybeans.  Specs and commercials pushed the soybean market higher based on weather delays and a stronger Soybean Oil market pushed up by the Indonesian Palm Oil Markets.  The Macro Markets were negative as the...

Last week’s markets were lower for corn, soybeans and wheat. The energy markets were lower, financial markets higher and the Dollar Index was higher, closing the week at $96.07. The US bond market weaker with the 10 Year Bond yielding 1.70% and the 30-year bond closed at 2.45%....

Wednesday’s commodity market was lower for soybeans, higher for corn and wheat. Specs and commercials pushed the soybean market lower based on higher production numbers in the September USDA WASDE report released on Monday morning and on continued good weather and strong crop...

Tuesday’s commodity market was lower for soybeans, corn and wheat. Specs and commercials pushed the soybean market lower based on higher production numbers in the September USDA WASDE report released on Monday morning and on continued good weather and strong crop condition...

Monday’s commodity market was lower for soybeans and corn, higher for wheat.  Specs and commercials pushed the soybean market low based on higher production numbers in the September USDA WASDE report released on Monday morning.  The Macro Markets were positive as the DOW was...

NOTE:  SEPTEMBER USDA WASDE REPORT OUT AT 11:00 AM – CDT TODAY! Last week’s markets were sharply higher for corn and soybeans, slightly higher for wheat.    The energy markets were higher, financial markets lower and the Dollar Index was lower, closing the week at $95.34.  The US...

Thursday’s commodity market was higher for soybeans, corn and wheat.  Specs and commercials pushed the markets higher based on continued strong Soybean and Meal demand and thoughts that rain would delay harvest pressure.  The Macro Markets were mixed as the DOW was lower; Oil...