US Corn Export Inspections Could Be 350,000 MT (13.8 MBU) vs 775,000 MT a Year Ago (30.5 MBU).

Summary:  The lineup of ships waiting or scheduled to load US corn is estimated to 255,000 MT (10.0 MBU).  That is up 18% from the previous week.  Monday’s export inspections could be 350,000 MT (13.8 MBU). That would be up 16% from the previous week. There were 21 vessels to-be-nominated (TBN). That’s up 3 from the previous week. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ As…

Climate Impact Report: Pattern changes…emphasizes storminess, less arctic threat.

Charts of the day: NAWH trough shifts from southeast of Greenland in November toward West/Southwest Europe in December. Discussion: In November 2022, the 2014-2022 semi-permanent upper trough south of Greenland situated over a large pool of cooler than normal ocean water (surrounded by anomalous warm water) returned and intensified (left). Heading into December 2022, the…

AgResoure Sunday Commentary; CBOT Called Slightly Lower on Rain Chances for Argentina in Week 2 Forecast: OPEC+ Holds Oil Production Steady

Sunday Pre-Opening CBOT Calls Are: Soybeans 3-5 cents lower, corn 1-2 cents lower with wheat called down 1-3 cents. AgResource Week Ahead Weather and Market Discussion: CBOT futures are called slightly lower on the prospect for rain across Argentina and Southern Brazil in the week 2 forecast. The confidence level in the rain is not…