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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Comments 4-3-2020 – The wheat market got a boost today with a combination of factors that by themselves wouldn’t make much difference but together they may help some. The wheat factors included, the Russian announcement mentioned in GMI this morning regarding export limits, dry weather in Russia and Ukraine, the stronger ruble, and cold weather in HRW wheat country. The corn market continues under pressure from ethanol profitability challenges and supply that is seen to be way bigger than the demand. The soybean market seemed to be on a roller-coaster ride trading from a high of up about six cents to a low of trading down eight cents. Most of the soybean news today was about where will the demand come from and how big will the crop in Brazil end up being. The weakness in the real compared to the dollar continues to give Brazil a big advantage in the world market. At the close today cash wheat was 8 cents higher, corn and milo were down 3 cents, and soybeans ended the day a nickel lower. For the week, wheat and corn both lost 15 cents, milo dropped a nickel, and the soybean price dropped 28 cents. Have a great weekend.
Morning Grain Comments 4-3-2020 – The grain markets eased into the night session then wheat started moving on up. May corn did leave a half-cent gap during the night session with trade volume during the night session about normal for what we have been seeing in recent weeks. The soybean market didn’t seem like it wanted to follow along but found some strength late to finish the night session higher. The FCStone comment this morning was “wheat continues to be the unlikely grain market leader, range-bound but technically supported this morning amid volatile outside markets”. As stated most this week, the grain markets continue to have supplies that are more than sufficient to fill the known demand. In world grain trade news, MFG and KFA in South Korea reportedly purchased two or three ships of corn from South American sources and yesterday Russia proposed a seven million metric tonne quota for grain exports for April, May, and June. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning, Kansas City May wheat was 10.75 cents higher, Chicago May corn was up 3.5 cents, and Chicago May soybeans were 3.5 cents higher. Have a great day.
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Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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May 20
334'4
338'4
328'0
330'4
-2'6
330'6s
04/03
Jul 20
339'2
343'4
334'0
336'2
-1'6
336'6s
04/03
Sep 20
342'4
346'4
339'4
341'2
0'2
342'2s
04/03
Dec 20
349'2
353'6
348'2
349'6
1'0
350'6s
04/03
Mar 21
361'6
364'4
359'4
360'4
0'6
362'0s
04/03
May 21
368'2
370'2
365'4
367'4
0'4
368'2s
04/03
Jul 21
370'2
373'2
368'6
371'0
0'2
371'6s
04/03
Sep 21
365'2
367'6
362'4
364'0
0'0
365'6s
04/03
@KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT
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May 20
464'0
477'6
463'6
473'0
8'0
472'0s
04/03
Jul 20
471'2
484'0
471'0
480'0
7'2
478'4s
04/03
Sep 20
481'2
491'6
481'2
487'6
7'0
486'4s
04/03
Dec 20
493'0
504'2
493'0
500'4
6'6
499'4s
04/03
Mar 21
506'0
512'2
506'0
511'2
6'6
510'2s
04/03
May 21
516'2
517'0
515'6
517'0
5'6
517'0s
04/03
Jul 21
517'6
517'6
515'0
515'0
4'2
516'4s
04/03
Sep 21
528'0
3'4
520'4s
04/03
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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May 20
859'6
864'4
850'4
853'4
-4'4
854'2s
04/03
Jul 20
864'6
870'0
856'4
859'2
-4'4
859'4s
04/03
Aug 20
866'6
871'0
859'2
862'2
-3'4
862'0s
04/03
Sep 20
865'0
868'4
857'4
858'6
-2'0
860'4s
04/03
Nov 20
863'6
869'4
858'6
860'6
-1'4
861'4s
04/03
Jan 21
864'0
870'2
859'6
861'2
-1'2
862'4s
04/03
Mar 21
848'0
855'2
843'4
845'2
-2'0
846'0s
04/03
May 21
846'6
852'4
842'0
842'2
-1'0
844'4s
04/03
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
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Apr 20
91.050
95.250
88.325
88.325
-4.500
88.325s
04/03
Jun 20
82.400
87.400
78.825
81.200
-2.225
80.850s
04/03
Aug 20
84.300
89.100
81.000
85.000
-0.300
84.300s
04/03
Oct 20
87.700
92.450
84.875
88.750
0.550
88.500s
04/03
Dec 20
91.475
95.975
89.500
92.850
0.875
92.350s
04/03
Feb 21
96.125
100.275
94.350
97.075
0.950
97.025s
04/03
Apr 21
97.500
102.600
97.225
99.900
1.700
99.850s
04/03
Jun 21
92.050
96.275
91.800
93.450
1.150
93.450s
04/03
Aug 21
93.400
93.400
93.000
93.000
93.000s
04/03
@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
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Apr 20
110.125
115.975
106.550
109.025
- 2.425
108.250s
04/03
May 20
110.650
116.200
106.150
108.500
- 3.550
108.100s
04/03
Aug 20
116.500
122.150
112.300
114.350
- 3.225
114.425s
04/03
Sep 20
116.600
122.875
113.725
115.375
- 2.050
115.800s
04/03
Oct 20
117.325
123.725
114.875
116.400
- 1.250
116.900s
04/03
Nov 20
117.100
124.050
115.875
117.700
- 1.125
117.550s
04/03
Jan 21
117.000
122.950
115.500
119.525
- 0.900
117.350s
04/03
Mar 21
120.300
120.750
118.650
120.750
0.750
120.250s
04/03
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