WHEAT – Down 1 to 2 cents per bushel.
Strong dollar, solid condition ratings for the U.S. winter
wheat crop and a plentiful supply of wheat combine to weigh on
wheat futures. Market underpinned by cold snap late this week
in the U.S. that may harm some of the headed wheat.
CORN – Down 2 to 4 cents per bushel.
Strong dollar, falling crude oil, record-setting U.S. corn
planting pace and a lack of confirmation about rumored
additional sales of U.S. corn to China weigh on corn futures.
Strong dollar, falling crude oil, record-setting U.S. corn
planting pace and a lack of confirmation about rumored
additional sales of U.S. corn to China weigh on corn futures.
SOYBEANS – Down 1 to 2 cents per bushel.
Strong dollar, drop in crude oil and active seedings of
U.S. soybean crop weigh on market, in addition to ongoing
pressure from abundant global supply of soybeans.
Strong dollar, drop in crude oil and active seedings of
U.S. soybean crop weigh on market, in addition to ongoing
pressure from abundant global supply of soybeans.