Corn prices were steady to just slightly lower this week as soybeans tried to run higher.
Corn planting in the US is doing quite well and the thoughts of a good crop but lower demand tried to push prices down. Corn usage for ethanol production is very bad with a drop of about 48% in corn consumption – all of this is known to the market,..........please click PDF to see more details 

There is really no strength in grain/oilseed market prices these days, although this week was more of a neutral week than a down week. Futures prices did drop on Friday but for the week most prices finished the week about where they had been the week before.....please click PDF to see more details

This week was another week of lower prices – corn down by about USD 4 to 6 m/t, soybeans down by USD 10 to 12 m/t, soymeal down by USD 4 to 6 m/t and US wheat down by USD 5 to 9 m/t.......please click PDF to see more details

This week was USDA-WASDE week, but the trade seemed to feel that there were not too many surprises hidden in the report.
The WASDE showed a small increase in corn stocks but overall, there was not much in the way of new and startling corn information reported. There was no strong market reaction to the report – corn prices didn’t do anything much.......please click PDF to see more details.

This week was a down week for prices for most every grain, oilseed and protein meal. Corn prices dropped in the US by USD 5 to 6 m/t with soybeans falling by USD 9 to 11 m/t and soymeal down by USD 16 to 20 m/t. Wheat too was lower with winter wheat down by USD 5 m/t or so and US spring wheat also down by about USD 5 m/t........please click PDF to see more details

Soybeans and wheat both had strong weeks this week – soybeans up by USD 7 to 9 m/t while nearby soft red winter wheat was up by USD 12 m/t and hard red winter was up by USD 7 to 8 m/t........please click PDF to see more details

It was an interesting week for US futures prices: corn prices dropped by USD 7 to 9 m/t while nearby soybeans were up by about USD 5 m/t and nearby soymeal up by as much as USD 26 m/t. Winter wheat was up strongly with soft red up by just over USD 12 m/t and hard red up by as much as USD 13 m/t........please click PDF to see more details

It was a down week for most everything this week – some say it is just a short term coronavirus reaction. US corn prices were down by about USD 4 m/t while soybean did much worse dropping close to USD 15 m/t and soymeal down by USD 7 to 10 m/t. All wheat was also lower – from USD 4 to 7 m/t.

Corn prices moved up by about USD 4 m/t this week while soybeans/soymeal prices were steady and US winter wheat prices slipped about USD 3 m/t lower.
Trade reports say that corn prices were higher this week as a reaction to the overselling of last week that pushed corn prices down too much........please click PDF to see more details 

Most everything moved lower this week --- corn was down by about USD 4 m/t, soybeans down by close to USD 3 m/t, US winter wheat down by USD 8 to 10 m/t and spring wheat down by USD 4 m/t. Only soymeal prices moved higher – up by about USD 10 m/t........please click PDF to see more details