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No holiday market lull
The grain markets tend to go quiet during the holidays with fewer trading days and traders taking time off. But Joe Barker with CHS Hedging says he expects volatility through the end of the year because of an uptick in export demand. He tells Brownfield that momentum should carry over into the early part of…
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STEVE KELL: Clues to price changes in corn
STEVE KELL: Clues to price changes in corn  Farmers Forum
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Corn takes a breather after rallying to 5-month high
Corn takes a breather after rallying to 5-month high  Business Recorder
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Funds’ CBOT corn optimism a bright spot in a largely bearish market
Funds’ CBOT corn optimism a bright spot in a largely bearish market -Braun  XM
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Syria’s Assad Flees As Rebels Seize Damascus. How Oil, Global Markets May React
Syria’s Assad Flees As Rebels Seize Damascus. How Oil, Global Markets May React  Barron’s
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Speculators Bet Against US Wheat And Soybeans While Corn Gains Favor
Speculators Bet Against US Wheat And Soybeans While Corn Gains Favor  Finimize
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Gold higher after US jobs report supports rate cut bets
Gold higher after US jobs report supports rate cut bets  Business Recorder
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How China is outsmarting the US in Latin America
How China is outsmarting the US in Latin America  The Express Tribune
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Grain Bulls About To Charge
Grain Bulls About To Charge  Barchart
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CIF/FOB Gulf Grain-Spot corn, soy barge bids remain mostly flat
CIF/FOB Gulf Grain-Spot corn, soy barge bids remain mostly flat  XM
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Is Santa Coming?
Is Santa Coming?  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Agricultural trade turnover between Ukraine and South Korea reaches $200M a year
Agricultural trade turnover between Ukraine and South Korea reaches $200M a year  Ukrinform
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Cattle futures mostly higher to end the week
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were mostly higher, and feeders were higher, supported by the week’s direct business and the higher midday move in boxed beef. February live cattle closed $.15 lower at $186.17 and April lives closed $.25 lower at $188.30. January feeder cattle closed $.90 higher at $255.82 and March feeders…
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Soybean Meal Exports Set New Record in 2023/24 Marketing Year
CHESTERFIELD, Mo. — U.S. Soy remains America’s No. 1 agricultural export, adding $31.2 billion to the U.S. economy in marketing year (MY) 2023/24. While total soy export volumes were down from the year prior at 60.8 million metric tons (MMT), partly due to fewer carry-in stocks and expansion of domestic crush, U.S. soybean meal exports…
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U.S. ethanol exports to Canada soar
U.S. ethanol exports to Canada soar  The Western Producer
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Now what? Answers will take work
Now what? Answers will take work  High Plains Journal
