Heartland Market Talk

Corn and soybeans hit new highs amid strong demand, dry U.S. harvest, and Brazil's rain delay. China buys soybeans, supporting soy meal; wheat and cattle struggle.

Grain futures rise overnight but stall as harvest pressure looms. Brazil's drought affects soybeans, with delayed planting concerns. Cattle trade recovers, while hogs decline.

Market rallies on global weather concerns despite farmer selling. Corn and soybeans up slightly, wheat near daily highs. China rumored buying beans.

China’s stimulus package boosted grains overnight. Dry weather in Brazil raises soybean concerns, while metals and crude rise. Cattle, hogs mixed, silver surges on raw material demand.

Grain futures rise sharply due to lower-than-expected yields, dry weather in Brazil and Russia, short covering, and concerns over interest rates, boosting commodities broadly.

Grain futures varied with soybeans stabilizing near $10. Corn faced harvest pressures and logistical issues, while wheat fluctuated amid geopolitical concerns and short covering ahead of the weekend.

Corn and wheat markets are lower, soybeans remain volatile with strong exports. Cattle prices rise ahead of USDA report, while oil and gold gain on rate cuts.

Grain futures rallied overnight but faced daytime selling pressure due to harvest season. Soybeans surged on potential Chinese buying, while cattle and hog markets mirrored stock market movements.

Grain futures are mixed, with corn and soybeans holding near last Friday’s prices. Wheat trade softened; Brazil’s dry conditions support soybean prices. Cattle optimism rises.

Grain futures fluctuate: wheat down, soybeans resilient despite negative crush report. Wheat trade impacted by NATO news and Russian harvest; corn stable amid crop ratings.