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Wheat: Wheat was lower in both markets last week on early week selling but some recovery late in the week ideas that the market is […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was lower in both markets last week as planting and emergence of Winter Wheat was ahead of normal with much improved weather in […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was lower in both markets last week as planting and emergence of Winter Wheat was ahead of normal with much improved weather in […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was lower in both market last week and closed at new lows for the move. The export sales report showed improved demand. USDA […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was lower in both markets last week in part on bearish news from the USDA production report and in part froom improved precipitation […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was lower in both markets Friday at the US-China summit wrapped with no new sales announcements and as the Ukraine-Russia war continues and […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was a little higher in both markets yesterday as the FED raised interest rates yesterday but as the Ukraine-Russia war continues and threatens […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was lower in both markets yesterday in reaction to the USDA reports and as the Ukraine-Russia war continues and threatens any exports from […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was lower in both markets last week as the Ukraine-Russia war continues and threatens any exports from the region. The president of Ukraine […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was sharply higher in both markets last week and made new highs for the move as the Ukraine-Russia war continues and threatens any […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was a little higher in Chicago and near unchanged in Kansas City last week after an early rally based on reports of more […]
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Weekly Ag Markets Update – 11/09/2026
Wheat: Wheat was lower in both markets last week despite stronger than epect3ed weekly export sales. The emergence of Winter Wheat are ahead of normal […]
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