As of 11/11/20, and until further notice, access to all Assumption Coop. Grain Company offices will be for employees only. All business will be conducted via phone, electronic communication, or mail. If you would like to pick up a check or paperwork, please contact us, and someone will bring it outside to you. We ask that all truck drivers stay in their trucks when delivering or loading out grain.
Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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Dec 20
427'0
1'4
427'4
428'0
426'0
425'4
08:14P
Mar 21
434'6
1'0
435'2
435'6
434'2
433'6
08:15P
Dec 21
414'4
0'0
414'6
415'0
414'0
414'4
08:14P
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Jan 21
1195'4
3'6
1198'0
1199'0
1195'0
1191'6
08:15P
Mar 21
1195'4
2'6
1199'0
1199'6
1195'2
1192'6
08:15P
Nov 21
1057'2
0'0
1060'0
1060'0
1056'4
1057'2
08:15P
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
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Dec 20
600'0
3'4
599'4
600'0
598'6
596'4
08:15P
Jul 21
606'2
-0'4
607'2
608'4
605'6
606'6
08:15P
@YM - E-MINI DOW JONES $5 - CBOT
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Dec 20
29770.00
- 104.00
29914.00
29972.00
29742.00
29874.00
08:15P
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Closing Market Comments
11-27-20
CORN
Corn futures closed higher on a low volume day, as the nearby months were able to gain back the Wednesday losses. Today’s trading session was wrapped between a holiday and a weekend and it featured an early close, so trading was noticeably thinner. Corn export sales totaled 65.6 Mln. bu., which was above expectations. Total corn commitments now stand at 1.454 Bln. bu. and need to average just under 30 Mln. bu. to meet the USDA goal. In addition, the USDA announced a sale of 302,160 tons of corn to Mexico during its daily export flash window this morning. The International Grain Councils yesterday estimated total world corn production for 20/21 at 1.146 Bln. bu., down 10 Mln. bu. from its previous estimate. They increased China’ corn imports for the marketing year from 8 MMT to 16 MMT. They increased world wheat output for 20/21 by 1 MMT to 765 MMT. The wheat market recovered about half of Wednesday’s sharp losses. Wheat export sales were better than expected at 29.2 Mln. bu. Total wheat exports total 663 Mln. bu. and need to average 11.5 Mln. bu. per week to reach the USDA goal. The outside markets today saw equities higher and the dollar and crude weaker. The commitment of traders’ report is delayed until Monday afternoon.
BEANS
Soybeans were able to gain back Wednesday’s losses, but the recent range continues to hold. Resistance remains at $12.00. Rumors of some Chinese interest in U.S. beans and on-going concerns about South American weather offer support. Argentina will get some showers over the next few days, but Brazil is still warm and dry. Some better precip changes do show up on the extended forecast for Brazil but confidence is low at this point. Bean export sales were at the low end of the estimates at 28.2 Mln. bu. Total sales stand at 1.908 Bln. bu. and the U.S. needs to average 7 Mln. to reach the goal. Malaysian palm oil was sharply higher this morning and that offered support to Chicago bean oil. India is lowering their tax on imported palm oil by 10%.
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