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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Comments 04-19-24- StoneX reporting, “Israel’s surgical retaliatory strike against Iran livened the market today. The EPA issuing an E15 with the statement it was an “effort to reduce potential supply disruptions amid ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East” only added fuel to the fire.” This could cause some issues with ethanol exports/imports. All futures were up with soybeans seeing a double-digit gain due to the Middle East issues. The trade stated that the history is US soybean farmer sales is to wait until the summer if they did not sell their beans in the winter. At the close, cash wheat was 5 cents higher, milo and corn were 7 cents higher and soybeans were 17 cents higher. Have a great weekend.
Morning Grain Comments 4-19-2024 – The grain markets were higher through much of the night session with corn trading higher during the entire session while wheat and soybeans traded both sides of Thursday’s closes in a night session over very high trade volume with July soybeans leading the volume with May soybeans behind followed by May corn and July corn. Kansas City May wheat was the strongest of the grains at one point in the session 15 cents higher fell back late and ended a tick lower. The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning, “wheat and crude in particular were the beneficiaries of a brief geopolitical bump last night but the grains have settled back in this morning; beans couldn’t avoid another lower low amid bearish fundamentals...” Evidently Israel struck back at Iran which caused grains to rally during the night session. In world grain trade news, South Korea purchased 5.4 million bushels of corn from either South Africa or South America. At 7:45 at the end of the night session this morning, Kansas City May wheat was 0.25 cent lower, Chicago May corn was up 3 cents, and Chicago May soybeans ended the night session 2.25 cents higher. Have wonderful day and weekend.
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Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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May 24
427'2
434'0
426'6
433'4
6'6
433'4s
03:38P
Jul 24
436'6
443'4
436'0
443'0
6'6
443'0s
03:56P
Sep 24
445'2
451'6
444'6
450'4
6'2
451'2s
02:48P
Dec 24
460'2
466'6
459'4
466'0
6'2
466'2s
03:59P
Mar 25
472'6
479'2
472'4
478'4
6'0
479'0s
03:14P
May 25
480'4
487'0
480'2
486'0
6'0
486'6s
01:30P
Jul 25
485'2
491'0
484'4
490'2
6'0
491'2s
02:38P
Sep 25
477'2
479'6
476'4
479'6
4'0
479'4s
01:30P
@KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT
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May 24
576'2
592'2
574'6
582'6
4'2
581'4s
01:30P
Jul 24
574'2
590'4
573'4
584'2
7'6
583'0s
01:30P
Sep 24
586'6
601'0
585'0
595'4
7'2
594'0s
01:23P
Dec 24
605'0
619'2
603'4
613'6
7'2
612'2s
01:30P
Mar 25
621'6
634'6
619'4
629'2
7'2
628'0s
01:20P
May 25
639'0
639'2
628'4
635'2
6'6
635'2s
01:20P
Jul 25
632'4
633'6
632'2
633'6
6'6
630'4s
01:20P
Sep 25
638'6
6'6
635'2s
01:20P
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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May 24
1134'0
1153'0
1131'6
1150'4
16'2
1150'4s
03:38P
Jul 24
1148'2
1168'0
1145'6
1165'4
16'6
1165'6s
02:48P
Aug 24
1150'4
1169'2
1148'4
1166'4
15'4
1166'6s
02:30P
Sep 24
1140'6
1158'2
1139'0
1155'2
14'0
1155'6s
01:30P
Nov 24
1149'0
1164'0
1146'6
1160'6
11'6
1161'0s
03:51P
Jan 25
1161'2
1176'0
1159'6
1173'0
11'2
1173'2s
01:30P
Mar 25
1161'6
1176'0
1160'2
1172'2
9'6
1172'4s
02:45P
May 25
1166'0
1180'4
1166'0
1175'4
8'2
1176'2s
01:30P
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
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Apr 24
181.000
181.600
180.525
181.475
0.300
181.475s
02:38P
Jun 24
175.025
175.875
174.575
175.700
0.300
175.675s
02:30P
Aug 24
173.150
173.750
172.500
173.575
0.025
173.550s
02:30P
Oct 24
176.325
176.875
175.775
176.725
0.025
176.750s
03:10P
Dec 24
180.675
181.150
180.100
180.900
0.050
180.975s
01:05P
@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
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Apr 24
241.225
241.950
240.875
241.300
- 0.275
241.325s
01:05P
May 24
241.975
243.175
241.125
242.025
- 0.550
242.000s
01:05P
Aug 24
253.650
254.950
252.625
253.425
- 0.800
253.500s
01:05P
Sep 24
254.625
255.825
253.575
254.350
- 0.875
254.425s
01:05P
Oct 24
254.950
256.150
254.025
254.875
- 0.775
254.925s
01:05P
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This Day In History
April 19, 1910
14th Boston Marathon won by Fred Cameron of Canada in 2:28:52.4
March 25 Blowing snow most of the day gave us a little bit of moisture in Sublette.
February 11 A little flurry of snow on the 10th but about an inch or so received on the 11th in Sublette.
January 22 - February 2 - a number of damp, foggy days did not give us much moisture in the gage but left the area very wet where snow had still been melting.
January 8 Snow, wind, wind, and wind 4 inches of snow? 5?
January 5, 2024 Snow most of the morning gave us about 3 inches or so in Sublette.
December 13 & 14 Two days of rain gave us over 2.5 inches of rain in Sublette.