THE OPEN July beans: 18 higher July meal: 1.50 higher July soyoil: 139 pts higher July corn: 7 higher July wheat: 4 higher Prices opened higher and once again it was the soyoil market that caught fire and traded up, spurring on a higher bean trade. Corn prices followed with wheat markets as well. New contract highs were posted across the board except for meal. May and July corn locked limit up, with buying flowing into every market as the bullish venue rolls on. Money flows continue to rule, as funds buy into very light farmer selling. SOY
The key feature in the soy complex was that of higher oilshare as May soyoil rallies and trades limit bid. July soyoil quickly f...
The corn and soy complex closed higher, with the wheat market mixed, as winter wheat closed up but spring wheat and livestock ended lower. Part of the strength for corn and soybeans may have been a weather premium, as crop planting has started out fast but warm weather has been slow to develop...
Real GDP grew at a 2 percent annual rate in the first quarter of 2026, slightly below the consensus expectation of 2.3 percent but above the 0.5 percent growth in Q4 2025. The GDP number matches the average annualized pace of growth since the peak back in late 2007, right before the Financial P...
Reflect for a moment on what you eat. There is a lot of advice out there in the ether about what you should eat, but really, what do you currently eat and how much? The good people at the USDA have some data for you, to help you answer that question. USDA says that we eat quite a bit of meat. L...
