Monday is a holiday in a lot of countries --- much of Europe will be closed on Monday along with the USA. As is usual with three day weekends grain/oilseed markets had a strong day on Friday with prices pushing higher. Corn prices finished the week up by about USD 14 m/t in the US for new-crop while soybean prices were up by about......please click PDF to see more details.

It was another down week for prices for all grains, oilseeds and protein meals. Old crop corn was down by USD 10 m/t with new crop only down by USD 4 to 6 m/t as the old crop/new crop spread gets smaller. Soybeans had the same situation as corn with old crop beans down by almost .........please click PDF to see more details

This week was WASDE week once again and Friday’s post-report pricing activity had soybeans dropping by USD 8-10 m/t while new crop corn didn’t do much and US winter wheat moved higher by about USD 11 m/t........please click PDF to see more details

It looks like much of the market prices activity this week was once again driven by whatever was happening in the Black Sea. Prices rallied and dipped on every news story with most grains finishing the week higher........please click PDF to see more details