This week was a down week for corn, soybean and soymeal but an up week for all wheat. Most US corn prices were down by about USD 10 m/t with soybean down by about over USD 20 m/t and soymeal also down by about USD 20 m/t.  Wheat was the exception with all prices up between USD 15 and 25 m/t........please click PDF to see more details

Prices in the US were sort of up and down this week – corn finished the week with both old crop and new crop moving about USD 10 m/t higher. Old crop corn remains at about a USD 20 m/t premium over new crop. Soybeans had a relatively quiet week for prices by soymeal did drop by close to USD 20 m/t. Winter wheat was also down quite a bit with Soft Red dropping by about USD 7 m/t while Hard Red was down by closer to USD 15 m/t........please click PDF to see more details

USA corn prices were quite steady this week with no softening of prices seen until new crop later in the year. New crop corn prices are indicated at about USD 25 m/t lower than May prices. USA old crop soybeans moved higher by about USD 10 m/t this week while soymeal was quite steady. US winter what was lower on the week by as much as USD 10 m/t, depending on the type, while spring wheat moved higher by USD 6 to 8 m/t........please click PDF to see more details

This is a long holiday weekend in many countries in the world as Easter is being celebrated in Christian countries. Some countries are closed for both Friday and next Monday with a great deal of variation on which day is a holiday. This weekend we have Christian Easter, Jewish Passover and Muslim Ramadan all occurring at the same time.......please click PDF to see more details

While the USDA WASDE report this week was not too exciting, with most experts saying that it was a neutral report, prices for most everything moved higher due to continued concern over grain supply from the Black Sea.....please click PDF to see more details

Changes in the situation in the Ukraine continue to be the major factor on world grain prices this week. Russian attacks on Ukraine grain storage facilities has not helped calm the market.
Corn prices for old crop corn were lower by USD 4 to 7 m/t but new crop was.......please click PDF to see more details.

We ended this week again with everything moving higher – corn prices were up by almost USD 10 m/t, soybeans were up by about USD 15 m/t, soymeal was also up by close to USD 15 m/t. USA winter wheat was up by USD 17 m/t while US spring wheat was up by closer to USD 20 m/t. .........please click PDF to see more details

As was expected, we continued to have wide swings in prices all week but did finish the week with all prices down a little from last week. US corn prices were down by USD 6 to 8 m/t with US soybeans down by only about USD 3 m/t and soymeal prices just steady on the week. After racing miles higher recently, US wheat dropped back a little this week with soft winter wheat down by USD 10 to 13 m/t and hard winter down by USD 7 m/t or so......please click PDF to see more details

Another week of major price changes --- nearby wheat prices were up as much as USD 30 m/t but not as much after July. Corn prices were steady nearby but up by abut USD 15 m/t late in 2022. Soymeal prices were up between USD 20 and 30 m/t while soybeans were up by close to USD 15 m/t.....please click PDF to see more details

The situation in the Ukraine and concern over any supply from the Black Sea has pushed grain and oilseed prices much higher this week. Ukraine is not expected to be able to ship any further grain cargos while, even if Russia can ship, payment for Russian grain will probably be impossible.....please click PDF to see more details