11/21/2023

Nov 21, 2023


January soybeans have now traded a sixty-cent range over the past two days which includes their lowest quote since November 3 and also trading within a dime of the 3-month highs set just last week.  Today's session created quite the ride for bean trade.  The overnight session was steady-higher in quiet fashion but we quickly traded up to 22 cents higher shortly after the 8:30 re-opening.  Soybeans then faded quickly, briefly traded 2-3 cents lower, and then returned to higher trade to finish 8-10 cents higher on Tuesday.  Once again, corn just chugged along with the strength from the wheat and soy markets having limited affect.  Corn traded 5-6 cents higher alongside the early push in soybeans and managed modest gains of 1/2-3 cents higher.  There were no sale announcements from the USDA this morning.  

Market schedule for the remainder of the week:  Market opens tonight at 7:00pm, Wed: 8:30am - 1:15pm, no markets Wednesday night or Thursday.  A short session will trade on Friday from 8:30 am - Noon.  Not a bad time to have those crazy sell orders working!

 Glacial Plains will be closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving.

 

Read More News

Jul 25, 2024
Corn and soybeans performed solid again on Thursday and are close to putting together one of the better weeks that we have seen in quite some time. Corn failed to take out the previous day's high for the first time this...
Jul 24, 2024
Corn and soybeans finished in opposite directions on Wednesday.  Corn had worked its way to as much as 7 higher and soybeans topped out at 5 higher around the midday point.  We began sliding away from those highs...
Jul 22, 2024
A little change in some weather forecasts showing hot and dry across the corn belt is all it took to get the entirety of the grain complex to pop higher and get our week started off on the right foot. Corn and soybeans...