World grain futures values closed lower overnight. Trump tariff concerns and pressure from lower closes for the US stock market and crude oil all weighed on the grain markets. After a couple of higher closes in wheat there was a degree of profit to be had. All three US...

Soybean and corn futures at Chicago bounced back after the previous session saw some profit taking temper the move higher. Neither product was convincingly higher, soybeans in the May slot closed up 9.5c/bu (AUD$5.55/t). The lent a little support to both Winnipeg canola futures and Paris rapeseed futures, the...

US markets were closed in recognition of Martin Luther King Jnr day. London feed wheat was a little lower, shedding £2.00 / tonne nearby and through to the May contract. Paris milling wheat futures shed €0.25 / tonne nearby and in the May slot. Paris rapeseed futures were higher,...

Corn and soybean futures at Chicago both clawed back some of the previous sessions losses. Soft red winter wheat futures at Chicago closed in the green after poor session yesterday. Week on week SRWW March futures gained 8c/bu thanks mostly to spill over support from the sharply higher corn...

With little fundamental support wheat futures in the US succumb to technical selling and profit taking. All three major US wheat grades shed value both on the futures market and out of the Pacific Northwest cash FOB market. Paris milling wheat and London feed wheat followed the US markets...

International grain futures were generally flat to lower overnight. US HRWW and SW were a smidge lower nearby, while SRWW at Chicgao was a smidge higher nearby. Corn found continued support but Chicago beans gave back some of the recent gains. The weakness in soybeans rolled across into the...

Technical trade dominated the US futures markets overnight. Profit taking was a feature in the corn and soybean pits while wheat was dragged along for the ride, generally trending lower in the milling grades. Paris milling wheat was softer, shedding €2.75 / t in the March 25 slot, and...

Corn and soybeans futures at Chicago continued to push higher in Monday’s session. The stronger soybean market helped to support strong canola and rapeseed futures. Paris rapeseed, which had been leading the charge higher until the latest rally in soybeans, was not as strong last night. Nearby Paris rapeseed...

The USDA January World Ag Supply and Demand Estimates report, WASDE, held some surprises for the corn and soybean markets. Average US corn yield estimates were reduced to 179.3 bpa (11.254t/ha) that’s well below the average trade estimate of 182.7 bpa, prior to the reports release. The USDA also...

A short session in the US as the country shows its respect for ex president Jimmy Carter after passing at the age of 100. The USDA will release the January World Ag Supply and Demand Estimates report tomorrow. US wheat futures trended lower in anticipation of little bullish news...