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@C - CORN - CBOT
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Jul 22
749'4
3'4
745'0
762'2
735'0
750'2s
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Dec 22
673'4
18'4
655'4
676'4
651'4
674'0s
06/24
Mar 23
679'0
18'2
661'0
681'6
657'0
679'2s
06/24
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Jul 22
1609'0
17'4
1588'2
1620'4
1583'0
1610'6s
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Nov 22
1424'6
8'6
1411'4
1433'0
1399'2
1424'2s
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Jan 23
1428'0
8'0
1419'0
1437'2
1404'2
1428'2s
06/24
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
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Jul 22
924'0
-13'4
936'2
962'4
921'6
923'6s
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Sep 22
937'0
-12'6
945'6
973'0
934'2
936'4s
06/24
@YM - E-MINI DOW JONES $5 - CBOT
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Sep 22
31478.00
815.00
30568.00
31508.00
30538.00
31487.00s
06/24
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Closing Market Comments
6-24-22
Corn
Corn finished the week on a higher note. CN rose 3 ½ cents. Deferred options posted double digit gains with CU up 16 cents and CZ 18 ½ cents higher. Strong outside markets supported grains today. Crude oil was $3/barrel higher early this afternoon and the Dow posted big gains. Most of the Midwest needs a soaking rain, but forecasts do not show much rainfall in the corn belt over the next seven days. Temperatures will be cooler early next week but will warm to above normal later in the week. Extended forecasts hint at better rain chances over the Independence Day weekend, but confidence in forecasts beyond 7 days is low. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor indicates that abnormally dry conditions are increasing across the corn belt. The weekly export sales report was supportive as old crop corn sales for the week of June 16th were 26.5 million bu. which is triple the amount needed/week to reach the USDA’s 21/22 export sales projection.
Soybeans
Soybeans were higher today, led by the front months as the market finished with gains for the first time since June 16th. SN rose 17 ½ cents, SQ rallied 13 ½, and SX added 8 ¾ cents. Soybeans were largely followers of the higher corn trade. Supportive outside markets also helped fuel today’s gains. The weekly export sales report showed old crop soybean sales of just 1.1 million bu. China has not been a recent buyer of U.S. soybeans as cheaper South American offers keep buyers looking to Brazil and Argentina for their needs. The quarterly stocks and planted acreage reports will be released next Thursday, June 30th.
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