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Afternoon Grain Comments 2-14-2019 – It was another interesting trading day today ahead of the three day weekend for the grain trade as we took a step back to the same song and dance we had in December and January about the trade negotiations with China and government shutdown.  The trade negotiations continue with some optimistic comments coming from China.  Some weather forecasters are talking about the return of El Nino so that could weigh on the grains as we look forward to production this year.  The NOPA crush today showed crush of nearly 172 million bushels which was above the trade expectations but any good news continues to met with bearish news like the negative export sales yesterday, the African Swine Fever spreading, and the general abundant supply of soybeans.  The wheat market hit the skids again today with Paris wheat moving lower, the dollar moving higher, and Russia still in the world grain exporting business.  At the close today cash wheat was a nickel lower, corn and milo were unchanged from Thursday’s close, and soybeans ended the day 4 cents higher.  For the week wheat was 7 cents lower, corn and milo were both off a penny, and soybeans were down 7 cents.  Have a great weekend.
 
Morning Grain Comments 2-14-2019 – It seems this week like the bulls start out the night session and doing fine until the bears wake up and pull things down with corn and wheat trading both sides of Thursday’s close but soybeans managed to trade higher throughout the session.  There was pretty good volume during the night session.  Soybeans did manage to keep the bears at bay as it ended the night session just a little higher.  The NOPA crush report is scheduled to come out this morning at 11:00 and the CFTC reports at 2:30 after the markets close.  Remember, there will not be any markets Sunday night or during the day Monday, but the night session will open at the normal time Monday evening.  In world grain trade news, NOFI in South Korea purchased 2.7 million bushels of optional origin corn but MFG in South Korea reportedly made no purchase of feed wheat in their tender this week.  At the end of the night session, Kansas City March wheat was unchanged from Thursday’s close, Chicago March corn was up a penny, and Chicago March soybeans were a nickel higher.  Have a great day and weekend.

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