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Afternoon comments 4-19-18 Another quiet tight range session in the corn markets with May corn closing slightly lower after a 2.75 cent trading range.  Temperatures are gradually increasing across the corn belt as the extended forecast looks more favorable for corn planting.  China sold 2.7mmt from their corn reserves today which was 92% of the total offer.  Last week’s corn export sale totaled 43 million bushels which was on the upper end of trade estimates.   May soybeans closed lower as US soybean export sales came in on the low side of trade estimates.  Soybean export shipments are down 13% from a year ago as China continues to avoid US soybeans for the time being.  Last week’s soybean export sales came in at 38.2 million bushels.  May KC wheat closed higher, still finding support from drought conditions in the southwestern plains.  Last week’s wheat export sales showed a net cancellation of 2.5 million bushels.  Closing cash bids corn and milo down a penny, soybeans 3 cents lower, and wheat closed the day up 6 cents.  Have a great evening. 


Morning Grain Comments 4-19-2018 – The grain markets were steady to better overnight as wheat had strength but corn and soybean moved around unchanged for much of the night.  With wheat being the grain with a little strength, it may be interesting to see where values go as we get closer to rain for the HRW wheat crop.  The export sales report at 7:30 this morning showed good corn sales of 47.4 million bushels, good new crop soybean sales with 38.2 mb old crop and 40.1 mb new crop sales, but wheat had a tough week with a negative 2.5 mb old crop sales and 8.8 mb new crop sales.  The export sales report seemed to move the markets a little but they went back to trading near the pre-report values.  In world grain trade news, Japan purchased 102,000 tonnes of milling wheat with 79,000 tonnes coming from the U.S. and 33,000 tonnes coming from Canada, and China continues to sell grain from their state reserves selling 2,700,000 tonnes of corn and 4,000 tonnes of wheat.  At the end of the night session this morning at 7:45, Kansas City May wheat was 5.25 cents higher, Chicago May corn was down 0.25 cent, and May soybeans were 0.75 cent lower.  Have a great day.
 

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