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Wheat: Wheat closed higher last week on the weather that remains cold. Temperatures have been cold enough to promote Winterkill, but most areas got some […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed a little higher and KC closed a little lower last week as the USDA weekly export sales report showed only meager sales. […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed higher last week on what appeared to be speculative buying. The daily charts display the potential for significant bottoms. USDA will issue […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed lower again last week and for the year in holiday trading and on continued reports of big world production and weaker demand. […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed higher last week and KC closed near the highs of the week in holiday trading and on news that Russia had bombed […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed mixed last week, with Chicago lower but Kansas City higher on ideas that the market was oversold. Demand ideas are under pressure […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed lower last week, with Kansas City the weaker market. Demand for Wheat was left unchanged in the domestic USDA reports and was […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed a little higher last week although demand for Wheat in export markets remains limited. The StatsCan report showed increased Wheat production. The […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed a little higher in Chicago and KC last week. The weekly charts show that trends are in a short term range. World […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed little changed in Chicago and a little lower in KC last week on some speculative long liquidation and despite positive weekly export […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed lower yesterday in response to the USDA WASDE and production reports. The market expected to see increased ending stocks estimates but the […]
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Weekly Ag Markets Update – 02/09/2026
Wheat: Wheat closed a little lower last week on the weather that was cold, has now moderated to above normal temperatures. Temperatures were cold enough […]
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