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In Chicago, November soybeans rose 2.75 cents to 1,134.75 cents per bushel. The August contract gained 4.75 US cents and closed at 1,123.50 US cents per bushel. Soybean meal rose by 0.70 US dollars to 302.00 US dollars per short ton for July. However, the latest USDA data sent traders rather bearish signals. By mid…

In Chicago, September corn closed 2.00 cents higher at 422.75 cents per bushel. The December contract gained 1.50 cents to reach 441.75 cents per bushel. The other contracts also ended the trading day with gains. The focus was on the latest USDA data on the development of U.S. stocks. As of June 14, 94% of corn acreage…

In Chicago, September SWR wheat rose 4.75 cents to 600.50 cents per bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City gained 4.50 US cents in September to 645.25 US cents per bushel. Spring wheat in Minneapolis, however, fell by 2.25 US cents at the close of trading. On the U.S. market, the latest USDA data took center stage. As of…

In Chicago, November soybeans lost 2.00 US cents and closed at 1,132.00 US cents per bushel. The August contract fell 1.75 US cents to 1,118.75 US cents per bushel. Although the losses were moderate, sentiment remained subdued at the end of the week. Soybean meal fell by $0.40 to $301.30 per short ton for July. Traders…

In Chicago, December corn rose by 0.75 US cents and closed at 440.25 US cents per bushel. The September contract gained 0.75 US cents to reach 420.75 US cents per bushel. As a result, the market ended the week slightly higher, even though the weekly balance for the leading contracts was negative. The focus was on the…

In Chicago, SWR wheat fell by 2.50 cents for September to 595.75 cents per bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City lost 0.50 US cents in September and closed at 640.75 US cents per bushel. The spring wheat market in Minneapolis was also under pressure and fell by 3.50 US cents in September. The ongoing liquidation of fund…

In Chicago, soybeans continued to lose ground. The July contract fell by 8.00 US cents and closed at 1,115.00 US cents per bushel. The November contract lost 4.50 US cents and ended at 1,134.00 US cents per bushel. The August contract also traded lower. Grain also fell slightly by 0.20 US cents to 301.70 US cents per…

The corn market came under selling pressure on Thursday. The July contract on the CBOT lost 7.25 cents and closed at 411.75 cents per bushel. The December contract also fell by 7.25 cents to 439.50 cents per bushel. The September contract was also weaker. The losses were triggered by higher supply figures in the latest…

In Chicago, SWR wheat was down slightly by 1.25 cents for September, closing at 598.25 cents per bushel. In contrast, HRW wheat in Kansas City gained 1.00 US cents for September to 641.25 US cents per bushel. The spring wheat market in Minneapolis also trended higher, rising by up to 3.75 US cents in the near-month…

US soybeans were able to make gains on Wednesday. The July contract gained 9.25 US cents and closed at 1,123.00 US cents/bushel. The November futures contract also rose and was quoted at 1,138.50 US cents/bushel, up 6.50 US cents. Coarse meal rose by 0.80 US cents to 301.90 US cents/bushel. Support came mainly from…

US corn futures were unable to fully defend early gains on Wednesday. The July contract fell by 0.50 US cents and closed at 419.00 US cents/bushel. The December contract, on the other hand, gained 1.50 US cents to 446.75 US cents/bushel. September futures also held up slightly. Stable data from the US ethanol sector…

In Chicago, SWR wheat for September was 2.75 US cents higher at 599.50 US cents/bushel. In Kansas City, HRW wheat for July was down 0.25 US cents at 630.50 US cents/bushel. The Spring Wheat market in Minneapolis also trended slightly firmer, gaining up to 1.50 US cents in the front terms. Overall, the wheat complex…

Soybean futures were under pressure on Tuesday. The July contract lost 2 US cents and closed at 1,113.75 US cents/bushel. The November futures fell 3.50 US cents to 1,132.00 US cents/bushel. Products also weighed on the market, while soybean oil showed a mixed trend. Soybean meal also ended in the red at 301.10 US…

In Chicago, the corn market was mixed ahead of the USDA report on Thursday. July futures gained 0.75 US cents to close at 419.50 US cents/bushel. The December futures, on the other hand, fell by 0.75 US cents and ended at 445.25 US cents/bushel. September futures were unchanged. Traders currently see the market caught…

In Chicago, SWR wheat was up 1.00 US cent for September at 596.75 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City gained 0.50 US cents to 640.25 US cents/bushel in September. The Spring Wheat market in Minneapolis, on the other hand, closed weaker and fell by up to 2 US cents in the front dates. On the US wheat market, the…

US soybean futures were under pressure at the start of the week. The July contract lost 5.75 US cents and closed at 1,115.75 US cents/bushel. The August contract also fell by 4.75 US cents to 1,121.25 US cents/bushel. November futures were also weaker, losing 2 US cents. Coarse meal also ended in the red at 302.70 US…

At the CBOT, the corn market was mostly stable to slightly firmer at the start of the week. The July contract gained 1.25 US cents and closed at 418.75 US cents/bushel. The September contract also rose by 0.50 US cents to 427.50 US cents/bushel. The December contract, on the other hand, stood still. A new export…

In Chicago, SWR wheat for September was 3.00 US cents higher at 595.75 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City gained 8.25 US cents to 639.75 US cents/bushel in September. In contrast, the spring wheat market in Minneapolis was mostly weaker and closed unchanged to slightly down, depending on the date. The latest…

In Chicago, July soybeans fell by 8.00 US cents to 1,121.50 US cents/bushel. The November contract lost 4.00 US cents and closed at 1,137.50 US cents/bushel. The soybean market continued its downward slide at the end of the week. The weak development of products in particular weighed on sentiment. Soybean meal fell in…

In Chicago, corn for July fell by 7.00 US cents to 417.50 US cents/bushel. New crop December also came under pressure, falling by 5.75 US cents to close at 446.00 US cents/bushel. The wave of selling on the US corn market continued at the end of the week. Traders pointed above all to more favorable weather forecasts…

In Chicago, SWR wheat was down 2.50 US cents for September at 592.75 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City, on the other hand, held its ground and was quoted at 620.75 US cents/bushel in July, up 0.50 US cents. The spring wheat market in Minneapolis also fell and closed slightly weaker, depending on the date. The…

US soybeans came under heavy pressure on Thursday. The August contract lost 25.75 US cents and closed at 1,132.50 US cents/bushel. The new crop also fell significantly, with the November contract also losing 25.75 US cents to 1,141.50 US cents/bushel. Weak vegetable oil markets and the significant fall in crude oil…

US corn futures continued their downward slide on Thursday. Corn for September lost 7.50 US cents and closed at 432.75 US cents/bushel. The December contract fell by 8.00 US cents and ended trading at 451.75 US cents/bushel. The July futures contract was also under significant pressure and lost 7.00 US cents. The sharp…

The US wheat markets continued their weakness on Thursday. In Chicago, September SWR wheat lost 5.50 US cents to close at 595.25 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City also fell in September, losing 3.75 US cents to close at 632.00 US cents/bushel. The spring wheat market in Minneapolis was also under pressure and…

US soybean futures closed weaker on Wednesday. The July contract lost 11.25 US cents and fell to 1,154.00 US cents/bushel. The November futures fell 10.50 US cents and ended trading at 1,167.25 US cents/bushel. July meal fell 5.40 US dollars to 320.80 US dollars/short ton. Traders pointed to favorable weather…

US corn futures continued their weak phase on Wednesday and marked new lows. The September contract lost 7.75 US cents and closed at 440.25 US cents/bushel. The new December contract lost 6.75 US cents to 459.75 US cents/bushel. The other contracts were also under significant selling pressure. The weather outlook for…

The US wheat markets continued their downward slide on Wednesday. In Chicago, SWR wheat for September delivery lost 15.50 US cents and fell to 600.75 US cents/bushel. In Kansas City, HRW wheat for September delivery lost 10.50 US cents to close at 635.75 US cents/bushel. Spring wheat in Minneapolis was also under…

Bearish sentiment dominated the US soybean market on Tuesday. The August contract lost 16.00 US cents and closed at 1,169.00 US cents/bushel. The new crop also came under pressure: the November contract fell 11.00 US cents to 1,177.75 US cents/bushel. Grist also fell slightly, losing 0.30 US dollars to 326.20 US…

Sellers once again dominated the US corn market on Tuesday. The September contract lost 4.75 US cents and closed at 448.00 US cents/bushel. The new crop in particular was under pressure, with the December date dropping 6.00 US cents to 466.50 US cents/bushel. Fundamentally, however, the first USDA status report of the…

In Chicago, SWR wheat was down 5.00 US cents at 616.25 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City also came under pressure, losing 12.25 US cents to 646.25 US cents/bushel in September. The spring wheat market in Minneapolis also closed weaker and fell by 14 US cents in September. Bearish factors once again predominated…

In Chicago, the soybean for August lost 5.25 US cents and closed at 1,185.00 US cents/bushel. The November contract fell 1.25 US cents to 1,188.75 US cents/bushel. Schroit fell by 3.30 US dollars to 326.50 US dollars/short ton for July. Soybean futures slipped into negative territory at the start of the week after…

In Chicago, corn for September lost 3.00 US cents and closed at 452.75 US cents/bushel. The December contract fell 2.50 US cents to 472.50 US cents/bushel. US corn futures ended the trading day mostly weaker, but were able to break away from their daily lows. Traders saw the first status assessment of the season as a…

In Chicago, SWR wheat was down 2.25 US cents for September at 621.25 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City lost 3.00 US cents in September and closed at 658.50 US cents/bushel. Spring wheat in Minneapolis was also under significant pressure and fell by double digits. Traders pointed to the rapid progress of the US…

Soybean futures closed mostly weaker before the weekend. In Chicago, the soybean for August lost 5.75 US cents and ended trading at 1,190.25 US cents/bushel. The November contract dropped 4.00 US cents to close at 1,190.00 US cents/bushel. July meal fell by US$ 4.30 to US$ 329.80/short ton. At the end of the month…

Corn futures in Chicago fell at the end of the week. Corn for September lost 8.50 US cents and closed at 455.75 US cents/bushel. The December contract fell 7.25 US cents and ended trading at 475.00 US cents/bushel. The market was mainly burdened by losses at the end of the month. Many market participants reduced their…

In Chicago, SWR wheat for September lost 13.50 US cents to close at 623.50 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City for September fell 15.25 US cents to end the week at 661.50 US cents/bushel. Spring wheat in Minneapolis was also under pressure at the end of the week, losing 13.50 US cents. Selling dominated market…

Soybean futures ended Thursday with significant gains. The July futures gained 9.25 US cents and closed at 1,194.50 US cents/bushel. The November contract was even stronger, gaining 12.50 US cents to 1,194.00 US cents/bushel. Support came from the firmer vegetable oil markets, while soybean meal also gained 3.50 US…

In Chicago, SWR wheat for September was up 1.25 US cents at 637.00 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City, on the other hand, lost 4.75 US cents to 676.75 US cents/bushel in September. The spring wheat market in Minneapolis was also weaker and fell by around 3 US cents. At the close of trading, there was renewed…

Corn futures on the CBOT were able to extend their gains on Thursday. The July futures rose by 3.25 US cents to 455.75 US cents/bushel. The September contract gained 4.50 US cents and closed at 464.25 US cents/bushel. The December futures contract also rose and recorded the strongest gains of the day. Support was…

US soybean futures closed mixed on Wednesday. The August contract in Chicago lost 0.25 US cents and ended trading at 1184.75 US cents/bushel. By contrast, the new crop November contract gained 1.25 US cents to 1181.50 US cents/bushel. July meal gained US$ 2.00 to US$ 330.60/short ton. Beans came under pressure at the…

US corn futures extended their losses on Wednesday. The Chicago corn contract for September lost 4.50 US cents and closed at 459.75 US cents/bushel. December futures also fell by 4.50 US cents to 477.50 US cents/bushel. The sharp decline on the crude oil market, which put pressure on the entire agricultural sector…

US wheat futures fell significantly on Wednesday. In Chicago, SWR wheat for September lost 12.50 US cents and closed at 635.75 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City for September also lost 6.50 US cents to 681.50 US cents/bushel. Spring wheat in Minneapolis was also clearly under pressure. The strong slump on the…

US soybean futures closed mostly weaker on Tuesday. The front dates in particular came under pressure, while significant losses in soybean meal also weighed on market sentiment. Soybeans for July maturity lost 10.50 US cents and closed at 1186.00 US cents/bushel. The November contract lost 7.50 US cents to 1180.25 US…

US corn futures were clearly under pressure on Tuesday. Weaker crude oil prices and the rapid progress of sowing in the USA had a particularly negative impact. Corn for July maturity lost 5.75 US cents and closed at 457.50 US cents/bushel. The December contract also fell and was 4.50 US cents lower at 482.00 US cents…

US wheat futures were mixed on Wednesday, with winter wheat contracts coming under particular pressure. In Chicago, SWR wheat for September maturity lost 11.00 US cents to close at 648.25 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City fell 5.25 US cents to 688.00 US cents/bushel in September. Spring wheat in Minneapolis, on…

In Chicago, soybeans rose by 1.00 US cents to 1,187.75 US cents/bushel at November maturity. The July contract gained 2.25 US cents and closed at 1,196.50 US cents/bushel. The soybean meal market was also friendly, gaining US$3.50 to US$331.90/short ton for July. Traders pointed to stable demand and technical buying…

In Chicago, corn for September maturity rose by 1.25 US cents to 469.75 US cents/bushel on Friday. The December contract was also friendly, gaining 1.50 US cents to 486.50 US cents/bushel. Before the extended Memorial Day weekend, the mood on the corn market remained friendly, supported by new export business and…

In Chicago, SWR wheat for September maturity lost 1.75 US cents to close at 659.25 US cents/bushel. The market also remained weak in Kansas City: HRW wheat for September fell 4.50 US cents to 693.25 US cents/bushel. Minneapolis Spring Wheat also trended lower. Ahead of the extended Memorial Day weekend, profit taking…

US soybean futures closed weaker on Thursday. The August contract lost 5.75 US cents and fell to 1193.50 US cents/bushel. The new crop was also under pressure. The November contract fell by 6.75 US cents to 1186.75 US cents/bushel. Soybean meal also lost 2.50 US dollars for July to 328.40 US dollars/short ton. USDA…

US corn futures extended their losses by the close of trading on Thursday. The September contract in Chicago lost 4.00 US cents and fell to 468.50 US cents/bushel. December futures were also under pressure and fell by 4.25 US cents to 485.00 US cents/bushel. Despite surprisingly strong export figures, bearish sentiment…

In Chicago, SWR wheat came under significant pressure on Thursday. The September contract lost 12.50 US cents and fell to 661.00 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City also fell sharply. There, the September contract fell by 11.50 US cents to 697.75 US cents/bushel. Spring wheat in Minneapolis also closed weaker…

US soybean futures fell noticeably on Wednesday. The August contract lost 10.50 US cents and fell to 1199.25 US cents/bushel. The new crop was also under pressure after the November contract lost 9.50 US cents to 1193.50 US cents/bushel. Weak data from the crude oil market and losses in vegetable oils also weighed on…

US corn futures fell sharply on Wednesday. In Chicago, corn for September maturity fell by 9.00 US cents to 472.50 US cents/bushel. The December contract lost 8.50 US cents and closed at 489.25 US cents/bushel. Traders pointed to a combination of weather-related selling pressure and weak cues from the energy market…

US wheat futures closed mostly weaker on Wednesday. In Chicago, SWR wheat for September delivery lost 6.75 US cents and fell to 673.50 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City also fell in September, closing 4.75 US cents lower at 709.25 US cents/bushel. The spring wheat market in Minneapolis was mixed, with forward…

US soybean futures closed mixed on Tuesday. The August contract in Chicago lost 1.25 US cents to 1209.75 US cents/bushel. By contrast, the new crop November contract firmed by 2.00 US cents to 1203.00 US cents/bushel. July meal also fell, losing 2.20 US dollars to 332.30 US dollars/short ton. The rapid progress of the…

US corn futures gave back some of the previous day's strong gains on Tuesday. The Chicago corn contract for September lost 0.75 US cents and closed at 481.50 US cents/bushel. The December futures contract fell slightly by 0.25 US cents to 497.75 US cents/bushel. The rapid progress in the US sowing season again had a…

US wheat futures ended Tuesday on a mixed note. In Chicago, SWR wheat for September was 2.50 US cents higher at 680.25 US cents/bushel. HRW wheat in Kansas City, on the other hand, was almost flat, trading 0.25 US cents firmer at 714.00 US cents/bushel for September. Spring wheat in Minneapolis, on the other hand, came…

Soybean futures rose significantly at the start of the week. The July futures contract gained 36.00 US cents and closed at 1,213.00 US cents/bushel. The November contract also rose sharply, climbing 30.25 US cents to 1,201.00 US cents/bushel. Soybean meal also trended firmer, gaining US$0.20 to US$334.40/short ton for…

The corn market started the new week with significant gains. The July contract rose by 21.25 US cents and closed at 477.00 US cents/bushel. The December contract also rose sharply, gaining 17.00 US cents to 498.00 US cents/bushel. The rally was triggered by a White House fact sheet on the latest trade talks with China…

In Chicago, SWR wheat gained 28.00 US cents in September to close at 677.75 US cents/bushel. In Kansas City, HRW wheat for September also rose significantly, gaining 16.25 US cents to 713.75 US cents/bushel. The spring wheat market in Minneapolis also closed clearly firmer. The rally was triggered by a White House fact…