WHEAT – Down 1 to 2 cents per bushel.
Pressure from firm dollar, weak equities and plentiful
supply of wheat but underpinned by hot weather in northern
Europe that may have harmed some of the wheat crop there.
CORN – Down 1 to 2 cents per bushel.
Firm dollar, lower equities and warmer and drier weather in
the U.S. that will boost crop growth and final seedings combine
to weigh on corn futures.
Firm dollar, lower equities and warmer and drier weather in
the U.S. that will boost crop growth and final seedings combine
to weigh on corn futures.
SOYBEANS – Up 2 to 3 cents per bushel.
Slow farmer selling, firm cash markets and persistent talk
soy orders have been or may be switched from South America to
the U.S. combine to support soy futures. Gains limited by firm
dollar and lower equities markets.
Slow farmer selling, firm cash markets and persistent talk
soy orders have been or may be switched from South America to
the U.S. combine to support soy futures. Gains limited by firm
dollar and lower equities markets.