CBOT Month End Selling Pressure is Maintained At Midday; Argentine Weather Forecast Offers Developing Heat; Undelivered US Corn Sales are Massive

Risk off into the end of the trading month is the mindset at midday with corn, soy and wheat futures all under pressure. Gold is off nearly $50/oz while Bitcoin has fallen below $45,000 as is looking at its largest weekly loss since when the US pandemic started in March of 2020. The US dollar…

U.S. Medium-range Forecast: Mostly very warm east of the Continental Divide. California trends cooler.

Highlight: Mostly very warm east of the Continental Divide. California trends cooler. Chart of the day: Late season gas population weight HDD forecast. Discussion: The outlook indicates below normal national heating demand as any arctic air has departed North America. The forecast trend is warmer since yesterday for the first third of March. The Mar.…

US Soybean Export Inspections Could Be 26 MBU, Little Changed From Previous Week. Lineup Falls to 32-Week Low.

Summary:  Next week’s soybean export inspections could be 700,000 MT (25.7 Mil Bu).  That would be up 3% from this past week.  This week’s ship lineup is 601,000 MT. That is down 40% from last week and a 32-week low.  There were  26 vessels to-be-nominated (TBN).  That is up sharply from the past few weeks. This past…

CBT Futures Plunge On Weakness in China’s Dalian Soymeal; Argentine/RDGS Dryness/Heat Stays Thru Next Week – Likely Longer; Volatility Stays Elevated

AgResource Farm Marketing Advice for Friday: 1/ No new advice. 6:30 AM CBOT Prices: May soybeans are down 19.75 cents at $13.8775, May corn is down 8.25 cents at $5.415 while May Chi wheat is down 13.50 cents at $6.62. AgResource AM CBOT Comment & Analysis: Good Morning! CBOT futures are lower this morning following…