Tariff, tariff, tariff – once again import tariffs from the USA and reciprocal tariffs from other countries are setting the market tone for the week. China has reacted very strongly to USA tariffs while both the EU and the UK are holding back on any tariffs in the hopes that there is some negotiation room with the US.......please click PDF to see more details 

New crop corn prices dropped by about USD 5 m/t this week while old crop corn prices moved higher by USD 5 m/t --- as usually happens as we come to the end of the old crop with an anticipation of a great new crop number.......please click PDF to see more details

New crop corn prices were steady in the week while old crop USA corn moved higher by about USD 3 m/t. New crop USA soybeans increased by USD 4 mt while old crop soybeans were up by USD 2 m/t. USA soymeal moved higher by about USD ......please click PDF to see more details

Again this week, the market was all tariffs, tariffs and tariffs. Both the Trump tariffs and the reciprocal tariffs from exporters seem to change daily depending on what modifications can be negotiated. Tariffs are certainly very fluid --- up and down and back and forth....please click PDF to see more details

Grain/oilseed prices continue to be affected by tariff worries and by estimates for next week’s WASDE report. USA tariff plans seem to change on a daily basis, which doesn’t lead to calmness in the trading markets......please click PDF to see more details

Quite a week this week --- US corn prices drop by about USD 14 m/t, soybeans down by USD 12 m/t, soymeal down by about USD 4 m/t ---- USA winter wheat and spring wheat down by as much as USD 18 m/t. World Perspectives call this a “brutal week” for commodities.....please click PDF to see more details

It was a short work week in the USA due to the holiday on Monday --- US corn prices were down by only a couple of dollars m/t while US soybeans moved higher by USD 2 m/t --- US soymeal was unchanged on the week. US winter wheat was lower by ......please click PDF to see more details

US corn prices moved up by about USD 3 to 5 m/t this week with soybeans down by about USD 5 m/t and soymeal also down by about USD 5 m/t. US winter wheat was up by about USD 7 m/t while spring wheat moved higher by USD 2 m/t......please click PDF to see more details

Nothing new to report this week on possible tariffs USA imports/exports on grains, oilseeds and protein meals.
USA corn prices were about USD 3 m/t lower on the week with soybeans finishing the week up by about......please click PDF to see more details 

The commodity week ended with prices for grains and oilseeds falling on Friday after showing some strength during the week......please click PDF to see more details