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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Markets 6-2-2020
Wheat – Took a beating today. It is June and June means lower wheat prices. Both the US and EU wheat complex was weaker today. G/E ratings in winter wheat fell 3 points to 51%. This is, however, an average rating in the US. Egypt purchasing Ukraine wheat while US wheat was priced -$1 less than Ukrainian wheat.
Corn – Mostly unchanged through out the day. Crop progress shows planting just about done at 93% complete. This is 4 points ahead of average. ND still behind, SD almost caught up. G/E crop rating up 4 points to 74% vs 71% average. Illinois is way behind average and pulling that number down at least 3 points. Emergence is at 78% vs 73% average.
Soybeans – Confirmation that China bought 2 cargoes of US Soybeans yesterday rallied the soybean complex. US has price advantage over Brazil in the months of August on. Nearby Brazil basis is rising fast with high volume trade. Fear that Brazil will run out of beans and become a “nonperformance”. China was aggressively pricing US soybeans and possibly more cargoes booked.
Morning Grain Comments 6-2-2020 – All of the July contracts traded both sides of Monday’s closes but during the session soybeans was mostly stronger, wheat was mostly lower, and corn traded in a fairly narrow window during the session. The trade volume during the night session was about normal for the session. The Monday afternoon crop progress reports showed the corn crop showed the corn crop at 93% planted with North Dakota planting 21% of the crop last week but is still 75% planted. The Kansas corn crop is 92% planted. The corn crop is rated 74% good/excellent. The soybean crop is 75% planted with North Dakota at 51% planted, up from 29% last week while the Kansas soybean crop is 62% planted, up 10 points last week. The national winter wheat condition this week dropped 3 points to 51% good/excellent with the Kansas crop improving 2 points to 42 g/e, the Oklahoma crop was down 4 points to 56% g/e, and the Colorado crop dropped one point to 31% g/e. In world grain trade news, Jordan has tendered for 4.4 million bushels of milling wheat (again), GASC in Egypt has tendered for wheat with the cheapest wheat in Ukraine, and MFIG in Taiwan has tendered for 2.6 million bushels of corn from Argentina, Brazil, south Africa, or the U.S. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning, Kansas City July wheat was 4.5 cents lower, Chicago July corn was up 0.75 cent, and Chicago July soybeans were 4.5 cents higher. Have a great day.
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Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
Month
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High
Low
Last
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Jul 20
324'2
324'4
322'6
323'0
-1'2
324'2
09:54P
Sep 20
328'4
329'0
327'2
327'4
-1'0
328'4
09:54P
Dec 20
338'0
338'2
337'0
337'0
-1'0
338'0
09:54P
Mar 21
350'2
350'4
349'2
349'6
-0'4
350'2
09:54P
May 21
356'6
357'0
356'2
356'4
-0'4
357'0
09:54P
Jul 21
362'6
362'6
361'4
361'6
-0'4
362'2
09:54P
Sep 21
362'2
362'2
360'6
360'6
-1'4
362'2
09:54P
Dec 21
368'0
368'0
367'0
367'4
-0'6
368'2
09:54P
@KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT
Month
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High
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Last
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Time
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Jul 20
452'4
452'6
451'6
452'2
1'4
450'6
09:54P
Sep 20
459'2
460'0
459'0
459'4
1'4
458'0
09:54P
Dec 20
471'4
472'4
471'4
472'2
1'6
470'4
09:54P
Mar 21
483'6
483'6
483'6
483'6
1'2
482'4
09:54P
May 21
498'4
498'4
489'6
490'0
-9'0
490'0s
09:54P
Jul 21
495'6
495'6
495'6
495'6
0'6
495'0
09:54P
Sep 21
505'2
505'2
502'6
502'6
-6'2
502'2s
09:40P
Dec 21
522'2
-4'6
514'2s
09:54P
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
Month
Open
High
Low
Last
Change
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Time
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Jul 20
851'6
853'6
851'2
852'0
1'4
850'4
09:54P
Aug 20
854'6
855'4
853'6
853'6
1'0
852'6
09:54P
Sep 20
856'0
857'0
854'6
854'6
0'4
854'2
09:54P
Nov 20
861'0
863'4
861'0
861'4
1'0
860'4
09:54P
Jan 21
865'6
867'6
865'6
867'2
2'2
865'0
09:54P
Mar 21
863'6
864'6
863'4
863'6
1'6
862'0
09:54P
May 21
865'0
866'0
865'0
865'0
1'4
863'4
09:54P
Jul 21
866'4
873'6
865'4
872'4
7'0
871'2s
09:54P
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
Month
Open
High
Low
Last
Change
Close
Time
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Jun 20
98.500
98.500
95.300
95.300
-3.000
95.300s
02:57P
Aug 20
99.450
99.450
96.000
96.850
-2.775
96.200s
01:05P
Oct 20
101.850
101.850
99.275
99.875
- 1.950
99.425s
03:15P
Dec 20
105.600
105.600
103.300
103.875
- 1.725
103.450s
01:05P
Feb 21
109.375
109.625
107.525
108.000
- 1.300
107.775s
01:05P
Apr 21
111.625
111.925
110.100
110.625
- 1.150
110.300s
01:05P
Jun 21
104.700
105.250
103.500
104.350
- 1.075
103.900s
01:05P
Aug 21
104.600
104.675
103.525
103.550
- 0.425
103.550s
01:05P
Oct 21
106.250
- 0.425
106.725s
01:05P
@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
Month
Open
High
Low
Last
Change
Close
Time
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Aug 20
135.775
136.350
133.175
133.800
- 2.700
133.425s
01:05P
Sep 20
136.750
137.575
134.650
135.225
- 2.300
134.900s
01:05P
Oct 20
137.450
138.300
135.450
136.075
- 2.100
135.675s
01:05P
Nov 20
138.050
138.750
135.900
136.850
- 1.875
136.200s
01:05P
Jan 21
136.475
137.475
134.375
135.300
- 1.800
134.675s
01:05P
Mar 21
135.425
136.525
133.575
134.400
- 1.850
133.825s
01:05P
Apr 21
134.500
134.500
134.500
134.500
- 1.725
134.500s
01:05P
May 21
134.925
- 1.725
134.925s
01:05P
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This Day In History
June 2, 1947
"Louisiana Lady" opens at Century Theater NYC for 4 performances
Memorial Day weekend we had about 0.25 inch of rain.
May 21-22 Rain moved in during the evening giving us 1.3 inches of rain in Sublette after a number of small, almost unmeasurable rains over the past month.
April 22 An early morning rain along with a late evening rain gave us 0.3 inch or moisture in Sublette.
