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Soybeans Awash In Market Uncertainty
The only reason possible for a sharp sell-off at this time is the trade negotiations that are going on or, maybe more accurately, not going on.
The Grain Market Yo-Yo
We used to think a 7% correction lower meant a potential top in the market. But not this year.
Good Ratings, But a Lot of Crop-Weather Ahead, Analyst Says
Overall, it’s surprising how good the crop is rated in most categories, considering the unusual spring we’ve had.
Market Eyes Propspects of Late-Maturing Crops, Analyst Says
Weather is becoming more bullish, too, as recent rains were disappointing in coverage and amounts.
Corn Planting Has Caught Up, Now It Faces More Delays
Weather and trade talks are the main drivers of the soybean market.
Grain Markets Move Sharply Up or Down, Analyst Says
It’s hard to plant when soil temperatures are so cold and also wet.
May Brings Hope of Planting Progress
Finally, after a horrid March and April across most of the U.S. Corn Belt, May has arrived along with some farmers out in the fields.
Mother Nature Is Messing Up All Kinds Of Planting
But with the right weather, the majority of the Corn Belt can plant most or all of their crop in 10 good planting days.
The Winds of Change for a Bull Grain Market Are Shifting
Now the new winds of change are at hand, namely a full-fledged bull market in grains.
Markets Make Necessary Correction Ahead of Growing Season, Says Analyst
Ray Grabanski says that grain prices went up too fast from the January bottoms and were in need of a correction before we actually start the growing season.