Canadian Grain Markets

Russia has started issuing grain vessel permits for the Sea of Azov. Wheat markets sold off further as as result. Canada is making some trade deals and fuel regulation announcements that may benefit canola. Canada raised interest rates today while the US kicked that can into December.

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Today we talk about how the surprise results of Brazil's election hit the soybean market. Also, corn and wheat look deeply oversold, and canola may have found some support.Here is a link to a 10-day free trial to our premium reports subscription!

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Soybean export sales remain red hot relative to recent years on a resurgence in Chinese buying. Crude oil see's big gains as hostilities expand in the Middle-East. Wheat still succumbing to negative sentiment and fund selling. Subscribe to our premium reports to get ALL of our analysis right to your inbox!www.grainmarkets.ca/subscribe

Big news day today as the US envoy announced it would hold talks between Russia and Ukraine in an attempt to bring peace back to the table.

Also, Russia could be sending a big amount of fertilizer to the US to help farm input costs.

Trump also announced the strategic release of heating oil reserves to help families in the US with winter heating costs. This had a domino effect on heating oil, soybean oil and thus canola.

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The grain and oilseed markets continue to fade as long position holders liquidate in corn, soybeans and canola while those same traders are adding to their wheat short positions. Is there opportunity in these moves? We think so.

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Markets are "finally" showing the signs of seasonal harvest pressure. Where might the grain markets find some support.

Our thoughts are also with the families of those that lost their lives, those in critical condition, and those injured in the tragic fire at CFB Wainwright this weekend.

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It's been two full trading days since the USDA dropped "Little Boy" on the corn market. What support has held and what has been breached?

Canola and soybean markets continue sideways, but are coiling up towards something.

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Here is a preview of tomorrow's USDA report. Corn yield will probably be the biggest watch, but the direction of corn could have implications for other grains.

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The attacks by Russia and Ukraine in the Black Sea this week have ignited more concerns about the conflict widening.  Grain vessels have once again been targeted. US wheat planting is behind and row crop harvest delays have also given a reason for markets to rally.  

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Crop progress has shown how far behind the harvest for both soybeans and corn is this year. Wheat is seeing some positive trade as buyers step in to take advantage of lower prices. Interest rates will be in focus this week as the FED will release minutes.

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