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All grains closed lower on Monday, with corn leading the way. Corn closed lower on favorable growing conditions in South America, higher US dollar and lower crude oil.
Following the three-day weekend, Tuesday's grains markets ended mixed both corn and wheat ended day higher, beans lower.
It was a mixed end to the day's grain markets.
A lower dollar on the day helped boost commodity markets higher on Monday.
Monday brought a rally to wheat futures prices across the board.
Chicago December wheat future held the only higher contract on Monday among the three wheat futures markets.
Rain fell throughout the Corn Belt benefiting the row crops.
Soybeans led the day's grain markets higher due to less than anticipated precipitation over the weekend.
Good crop conditions and good weather means lower grain markets for Tuesday but live and feeder cattle markets were red hot.
Tuesday's market brought no new news and ended lower.
There was no bounce back of grains market following Monday's USDA reports. However, feeder cattle for August ended the day limit up.
Although Chicago September wheat was down slightly, all the other wheat markets showed slight gains on Tuesday.
Wheat rallied back up after a morning of lower prices.
Further decline of winter wheat conditions in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas caused a bounce higher for wheat market on Tuesday.
Spillover effects for wheat with both corn and soybeans pushing lower on the day.
Monday's quiet session saw March Chicago wheat post another low with favorable U.S. winter wheat conditions adding to December's series of losses.