Most grain and oilseed markets continued to slip to lower price levels this week --- soybeans were the leader dropping about USD 7 m/t although spot soymeal was up by about USD 7. Soymeal a little further in to 2024 was up by about USD 3 m/t. USA corn and wheat prices were almost unchanged on the week........please click PDF to see more details

Soybeans and soymeal had down weeks this week as US wheat prices moved higher and corn did nothing.
The word in most trade reports this week is that ever increasing world production levels for grains and oilseeds are weighing very heavily on the market. We are about to see very, very......

Most items slipped a little lower this week as we continue on the recent downward trend for almost everything. Soybeans and soymeal led the markets lower with beans down by about USD 5 m/t and soymeal down by about the same. Corn did little this week and finished almost unchanged. USA wheat prices dropped a little – down by USD 2 to 3 m/t.......please click PDF to see more details

Aha, WASDE week, as expected, a report full of surprises. All grain and oilseed prices moved lower on the results of the WASDE. World ending stocks for corn, wheat and soybeans were higher while world corn production was seen as 13.7% higher with world stocks up by 10.0%. World wheat stocks are up by 1.8% while world soybean stocks were only up 0.4%......please click PDF to see more details

It was a down week for prices for everything this week. Soybeans were down by about USD 15 m/t with soymeal down by USD 17 m/t. US corn prices dipped by about USD 5 m/t while all US wheat was down by USD 5 or 6 m/t.....please click PDF to see more details
 

Corn had a quiet week for prices this week and ended up unchanged on the week. Soybeans were up a little, perhaps USD 2 to 4 m/t. Hard Red Winter wheat (HRW) dropped by about USD 7 m/t while other types of US wheat were pretty much unchanged........please click PDF to see more details

This week we had the Thanksgiving holiday in the USA on Thursday, but many companies also took Friday off which resulted in quite a slow week for the grain business.......please click PDF to see more details