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Commentary
6/24/25: A ceasefire was announced yesterday evening between Israel and Iran. The conflict lasted 12 days, the US was heavily involved culminating with the dropping of bunker bombs over the weekend to work to destroy Iran’s nuclear potential. With the ceasefire Crude oil has reversed course and been down yesterday and today. Wheat started to reverse course late into the trading session Friday and with more red on the board this morning wheat is down 40 cents from the highs made early Friday. Managed money is back to selling our bearish fundamental picture. Corn crop according to wires has been experiencing greenhouse growing conditions and market believes the crop is gaining yield and production is growing. Corn conditions stand at 70% Good/Excellent on yesterdays report ahead of the 10-year average. Couple that with a bearish energy markets and corn is testing new lows. Winter wheat conditions were 49% G/Ex above the 10-year average but below markets average guess of 52%. Filtering through the conditions SRW seems fine, and the drop in conditions seems to be a HRW issue. Montana’s wheat crop is in very poor condition, but rains are forecast this weekend that should help a lot. Needs to materialize though, Montana is not far off from starting to cut HRW. Montana wheat drives our basis and pro scales, it would seem that the crop has endured plenty of stress, so would expect protein premiums to narrow with minimum discounts and premiums. Spring wheat conditions were 54% G/E, with Montana again the outlier. North Dakota and Minnesota conditions improved, South Dakota’s dropped, and Montana’s dropped again. We will see what this week’s rain does, but it’s in rough shape for the time of year. Expect similar low yield high pro stressed wheat out of Montana. Winter wheat harvest is at 19% complete gaining 9% week over week. Pace is behind the 5-year average of 28%, but weather looks fantastic this week and would expect a big catch up.
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Commentary
Cattle Falls as Border Reopens -
Live cattle futures posted $2.30 to $3.12 losses at the close on Tuesday. Cash action was mostly compiling showlists on Monday. Trade last week saw Wheat Bulls Take Some Gains Back on Tuesday -The wheat market snuck out some gains on the Tuesday session, with contract higher across the three markets at the close. Chicago SRW wheat was up 8 Cotton Stocks Near Unchanged on Tuesday -Cotton futures saw steadier trade on Tuesday, with the front month and thin contracts unchanged and December down 10 points. Crude oil was up Hogs Close Mixed on Tuesday, As Cutout Slide Continues -Lean hog futures posted 55 cent to $1.10 weaker trade on Tuesday, with October up 17 cents. USDA’s national base hog price was down 33 cents in Soybeans Come Back to Close with Slight Gains -Soybeans came back to close with fractional gains across most front months on Tuesday, despite early weakness. There were 503 deliveries issued Corn Pulls Off Lows But Still Posts Losses -Corn futures climbed out of their overnight hole on Tuesday, though contracts still closed with fractional to 3 ½ cent losses. There were no Full commentary... |
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