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

Most of the grain prices didn’t do anything exciting this week --- corn prices did nothing, soybeans moved down by about USD 2 m/t, soymeal also down by about USD 2 m/t. Only soft red winter wheat was able to do much with a jump of about USD 4 m/t.......please click PDF to see more details

This week is a long weekend in the US with everyone closed on Monday for Veteran’s day. On the week, corn prices were a little softer – down a couple of dollars m/t – while soybeans moved higher by about USD 3 m/t. All the wheat prices slid lower this week with US soft red winter wheat down by close to USD 6 mt while hard red winter wheat dropped by only about USD 2 m/t and spring wheat was down by close to USD 4 m/t.........please click PDF to see more details

Next week is WASDE week – will we be surprised or will all be as expected. There weren’t any major changes in US grain and oilseed prices this week – corn prices were about unchanged although the export price did slip a little lower. Soybeans moved about USD 3 m/t higher on the week while soymeal was steady and all wheat prices moved a dollar or two higher........please click PDF to see more details 

This week was another down week for soybeans with prices down by about USD 10 m/t. Corn prices were about unchanged on the week while US spring wheat dropped by about USD 4 m/t. Friday seemed to be a down day for most everything as the market tried to deal with the coronavirus situation, UK Brexit, US/China trade and the latest comments from President Trump on US trade.......please click PDF to see more details

Prices were mainly a little lower this week with soybeans leading the way. Soybeans were down by about USD 10 m/t, corn was down a little – no more than a dollar or two – US spring wheat was even down, this time by about USD 4 m/t followed by hard red winter wheat that was down by about USD 3 m/t. Soft red winter wheat prices were steady at current very high levels.........please click PDF to see more details

The week finished with a bit of a bang and pushed prices up on Friday. Corn jumped by about USD 5 on Friday to finish the week up by only about USD 1 m/t. Soybeans didn’t have quite a strong a Friday and ended up the week down by about USD 6 m/t. Soymeal wasn’t quite as bad and only dropped by about USD 3 m/t. There was very little change in wheat prices, but soft red winter wheat did manage to move up by a couple of dollars m/t.......please click PDF to see more details