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5X5 - 3. MARKETS
5X5 – 3. MARKETS
5X5 – MARKETS
• 1. New Crop Corn Stocks-To-Use Should Tighten, Supporting Prices – The Western Producer "North America’s leading crop input provider believes corn and other grain and oilseed prices will be on the rise in the second half of 2015–16.
Jason Newton, head of market research for Agrium, is forecasting a “pretty significant decline” in the corn stocks-to-use ratio, which bodes well for…
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5X5 - 3. MARKETS
5X5 – 3. MARKETS
5X5 – 3. MARKETS
• 1. Canola Closes Up More Than Two Percent – The Western Producer "Monday broke the recent dullness in the crop markets with a big up day for canola and soybean oil, but the reason was hard to figure out.
“It was a handful of things,” said analyst Jon Driedger of FarmLink Marketing about the more than three percent gain for soybean oil and the nearly two-and-a-half percent gain…
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5X5 - 3. MARKETS
5X5 – 3. MARKETS
5X5 – MARKETS
• 1. Canola Closes Stable – The Western Producer
"Canola futures were stable Tuesday, as market forces pulled prices in opposing directions.
July canola in Winnipeg increased by 10 cents per tonne to finish the trading day at $449.90 per tonne.
A rise in soybean futures supported canola but a drop in palm oil prices and the relative strength in the Canadian dollar pulled canola…
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5X5 - 3. MARKETS
5X5 – 3. MARKETS
1 • More Room Off Lows Seen for U.S. Wheat Futures
"CNS Canada – U.S. wheat futures have trended higher over the past few weeks and still have some more room to the upside, as weather concerns for the country’s winter wheat crop and the need to bring acres to spring wheat should provide some support, according to an analyst.
Given the declining U.S. crop conditions and general uncertainty for…
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5X5 - 3. MARKETS
5X5 – 3. MARKETS
1 • AM Markets: Corn Leads as Turnaround Tuesday Feel Kicks In
"By repute, Tuesdays bring turnarounds in Chicago, meaning that prices reverse a strong trend of the previous session.
And a weak version was in progress in early deal this Tuesday, led by corn, which for once took the lead in Chicago, rather than looking to soybeans and wheat for direction as it has done of late.
Corn futures for…
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5X5 - 3. MARKETS
5X5 – 3. MARKETS
1 • AM Markets: Chinese Ag Futures Sidestep 8% Slump in Shares
"The week began with a bang for some assets, if not for agricultural commodities, with US markets closed for the Martin Luther King holiday.
The big story for investors in early deals on Monday was a tumble in Chinese stocks, after the country’s top three brokerages were banned from opening new margin accounts.
Citic Securities,…
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5X5 - 3. MARKETS
5X5 – 3. MARKETS
1 • North American Grain/Oilseed Review: Canola Down With Soybeans Following USDA
"Winnipeg – ICE Futures Canada canola contracts were mostly lower at Monday’s close, as losses in the CBOT soy complex spilled over to weigh on prices.
CBOT soybeans and soyoil had a bearish reaction to updated USDA supply/demand data out this morning, which accounted for much of the selling pressure in canola,…
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3. MARKETS
• Sharp Decline in Vegetable Oil Pressures Canola Lower – The Western Producer
“Canola was higher for part of the morning but could not avoid the downdraft caused by fall soy oil and the rest of the soy complex.
Wheat futures performed the best in a down market, still supported by concerns about wheat crops in Russia and Ukraine and confirmation from Australia that drought has trimmed its crop.
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