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DuWayne Bosse of Bolt Marketing says the profit taking in the grain markets seems to be fading as the focus shifts to weather.
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Grain Craft to buy some milling assets from Bunge
Chattanooga-based Grain Craft operates 15 flour mills with a combined daily capacity of 147,000 cwts, according to the 2025 Grain & Milling Annual published by Sosland Publishing Co. Together with its ...
India's wheat stocks highest in 3 years, rice hits record
India's wheat stocks in government warehouses surged 57% to a three-year high at the start of the new crop year this month, official data showed, easing supply concerns that drove domestic prices to ...
Reality Check: Will adding fringe US corn acres drag down yield? - Braun
U.S. corn farmers this year are set to plant one of their biggest areas in history as the crop’s profitability potential is unusually strong versus alternative crops.
Will the Grain Markets Continue to Consolidate?
Grain markets ended mostly lower on Tuesday, with livestock mostly higher. Chuck Shelby with Risk Management Commodities says old crop contracts in the grain markets continue to see profit taking ...
Bunge Announces Sale of its North America Corn Milling Business
Bunge Global SA (NYSE:BG) has entered into definitive agreements to sell its North America dry corn and corn masa milling businesses to Grain Craft, one of the largest independent flour millers in the ...
Patient corn bulls emerge victorious post tariff onslaught: Braun
After building immensely bullish bets, speculators in late February rode out Chicago corn’s worst downturn in over a year as the United States prepared to upend global trade.
Grain markets' resilience amid uncertainty reveals opportunities
In today’s grain markets, international trade relations can feel like the “Wild Wild West” — with shifting alliances, unpredictable turns and policy standoffs. Like the wild terrain ...
CBOT corn rally more than justified by US supply cuts: Braun
Chicago corn futures have shot nearly 5% higher so far this week despite gratuitous geopolitical uncertainties, especially when it comes to the United States and its foreign grain customers.
Relief for Spain's feed makers as EU delays tariff on US corn
A delay to EU tariffs against U.S. goods has brought respite for Spain's livestock feed sector that has heavily bought U.S. corn this season, including several cargoes currently at sea, the country's ...
The impact of corn and soybean acres on feed costs
A livestock economist says the expected shift to more corn acres is good news for cattle producers. Josh Maples is with Mississippi State University. “Corn, of course, as a primary input for the ...
COMMODITIES Energy, metals and grains surge after Trump tariff pause
Oil prices surged from a four-year low on Wednesday and gold rallied in a broad-based commodities and equity market rebound after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would temporarily lower recently ...
Grains Try to Shake Off Trade War Escalation: Cattle Fail
Kevin Duling, KD Investors, says grains are shaking off the news of an escalation of the trade war with China as they announced overnight they would be placing an additional 50% retaliatory tariff on ...
India's wheat procurement begins strong, signalling robust harvest
India has bought 2.08 million metric tons of new-season wheat from domestic farmers since March 15, up 44.4% from last year, government sources said, indicating a robust crop that will help New Delhi ...
Soybeans, corn, wheat up after tariff pause
Soybean meal and oil were up on the general partial recovery in commodities and the broader market. Corn was higher on fund and technical buying. More early planting delays are likely in parts of the ...
Brazil protesters lift blockade of Amazon grain shipping route
Brazilian indigenous protesters have lifted a blockade of the Trans-Amazonian Highway, reopening a critical grain shipping route linking farmers to the Miritituba river port, traders association ...
Heavy rains and flooding likely to impact Arkansas’ crops
Northeast Arkansas farmer Derek Haigwood says he had a pretty decent start to this year’s planting season. “My family, all in all, probably had about 750 acres of rice planted and probably 900 acres ...
Grains Absorb Tariff News, But Livestock Fail
Grains end higher on Monday, with livestock seeing triple digit losses. Naomi Blohm, Total Farm Marketing, says grains rebound as the market has absorbed much of the tariff news. Of course corn and ...
Funds cling to bullish corn bets ahead of US tariff chaos: Braun
Speculators held on to their bullish Chicago corn bets in the days leading up to last Wednesday's U.S. tariff reveal.
Corn and Wheat Bright Spots in a Week Dominated by Negative Tariff News
Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group, says one of the markets that was able to cut through the tariff noise and end higher for the week were wheat and corn.
Corn and Wheat: Bright Spots in a Week Dominated by Negative Tariff News
The stock market, energy sector and commodities such as soybeans and livestock had a violent reaction and were down sharply in reaction to President Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs” and China’s ...
As China Retaliates and Hits U.S. With a New 34% Tariff, What’s the Possible Impact on Ag?
The 34% reciprocal tariff announced by China on Friday is in addition to the original 20% retaliatory tariff China issued in March, which targeted 15 products including beef, cotton, grain sorghum, ...
Grain and Livestock Markets See More Panic Selling as China Retaliates
Scott Varilek, Kooima Kooima Varilek, says the panic selling continues as China has hit back with a 34% retaliatory tariff on all U.S. goods and other trading partners are looking at counter measures.
Grain, Livestock and Outside Markets Melt Down in Tariff Reaction
Jim McCormick, AgMarket.Net, says the markets saw risk off selling in response to President Trump's Liberation Day tariff announcement. He says the markets may not stabilize until after the tariffs go ...
Grain, Livestock and Outside Markets End Lower in Tariff Reaction
Jim McCormick, AgMarket.Net, says the markets saw risk off selling in response to President Trump's Liberation Day tariff announcement. He says the markets may not stabilize until after the tariffs go ...
Grain market response to tariffs “not horrible”
Market analyst DuWayne Bosse tells Brownfield the grain markets would likely be lower if additional reciprocal tariffs on Mexico were announced. “If we had additional tariffs on our top buyer of U.S.
Grain and Livestock Futures Tank on Liberation Day Tariffs
Kent Beadle, DTN market analyst, says grain and livestock futures are all reacting to the announced tariffs from President Trump on Wednesday.
Commodities Battered as Trump’s Tariffs Threaten Global Economy
Oil plunged and other commodities from industrial metals to grains slipped as President Donald Trump’s tariff onslaught ratcheted up a trade war that threatens to hurt the global economy and demand ...
