Corn futures are 2 3/4 to 3 3/4 cents per bushel higher so far on Thursday. USDA’s weekly Export Sales report revealed 1.075 MMT of corn bookings

Corn futures are 2 to 3 cents per bushel higher this morning. Corn suffered 6 to 10 1/4 cent losses yesterday after USDA showed producer intentions

Corn futures closed the day with 6 to 10 1/4 cent losses, with Dec futures down the most after USDA showed producer intentions to sharply expand

Corn futures are down by as much as 8 1/4 cents in the front months, Dec is the weakest so far. EIA data from the week ending March 27 showed

Overnight trading led to 2 to 3 cent per bushel declines for corn futures. Yesterday futures rallied back from a post report meltdown and ultimately

Bean futures are fractionally higher to 1 3/4 cents higher so far. Soymeal futures are $3.70/ton weaker, with nearby soy oil bouncing 13 points.

The Thursday session starts with beans fractionally mixed. On Wednesday, soybean futures were down as much as 23 1/4 cents in the front months. Net

Soybeans fell 16 1/4 to 23 1/4 cents in the front months. Soymeal futures added $6.60/ton to the loss column on Wednesday trading. Bean oil futures

Soy trading through Wednesday’s midday has futures down by as much as 20 1/4 cents so far. Soymeal futures are another $5.10/ton lower in May

Soy trading has resulted in soybean futures that are 2 to 11 cents per bushel lower, with the old crop contracts in double digit territory. On

The wheat market is lower on weak export data. KC wheat is down the most at midday with May showing a 6 1/2 cent drop. May Chicago wheat is 5 1/2

Wheat trading overnight added to the Wednesday losses with Chicago and KC futures down 6 to 7 cents per bushel ahead of the weekly USDA Export Sales

Front month wheat futures were lower on Wednesday, with the Winter wheats down the most. Chicago closed 18 1/2 cents lower for May. May HRW wheat

The Wednesday wheat markets are double digits lower for midday, with winter wheats down the most. Chicago is 17 3/4 cents lower so far, KC wheat is

The wheat markets are 3 to 7 cents lower this morning after closing mostly higher on Tuesday. Chicago is down the most, with MPLS spring wheat the