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Ag Market Commentary
- Hogs Look to Monday Action
- Lean hogs slipped lower as we closed out the week with losses of 15 to 97 cents across most contracts. June was down $3.52 since last Friday. USDA’s National Average Base Hog negotiated price was down $2.40 from the day prior in the Friday afternoon report at $89.38. The CME...
- Corn Weaker to Start New Week
- Sunday night market action was weaker, with futures here on Monday morning down 2 to 3 cents Corn futures closed ½ to 3 ¼ cents higher on Friday, except that in delivery May was down a nickel. July futures ended the week with a 10 ¼ cent gain in value,...
- Cotton Pulling Back on Monday After Friday’s Bounce
- Overnight market action in the cotton market has futures down 38 to 150 Cotton prices closed out the week with a dead cat bounce, up 53 to 244 points. July was down 284 points for the full week, with December 134 points lower. A weaker US dollar helped cotton bulls...
- Wheat Falls Out of the Gates
- Futures are heading lower this Monday morning, with the hard rec contracts leading the way with double digit losses. Wheat bulls were feeling better heading into the weekend, as Friday prices were higher, though they’re likely not so much waking up this morning. Chicago contracts were up 11 to 19...
- Soybeans Pulling Back on Monday Morning
- Soybeans are trading 3 to 5 cents lower in early Monday jockeying. Beans futures were up anywhere from 7 to 16 cents at the Friday close. The weekly gains totaled 37 ¾ cents for July and 26 ¼ cents for new crop November. Soymeal continued their rally with Friday gains...
- Cattle Look to Start New Week
- Live cattle ended Friday with June down 12 cents and other contracts spreading higher, up 27 to 67 cents. June was down a total of $1.90 on the week. Cash trade was slow to develop, with sales of $184 in the South and a few trades in the North in...
