Soy Market Commentary

walshtradingGeneral Commentary, Grains

SOY The beans are supported today. The old crop tightness has been supportive of late this week. The market in my opinion may have dialed the old crop stocks in to the price. The market at some point will begin to focus on the more than ample supply shaping up for the new crop. The weather of course will play …

Grain Spreads: Weather to Rule

Sean LuskGeneral Commentary

Commentary July 2022 corn gained, and deferred contracts slipped amid bull spreading and narrow-range trading ahead of USDA’s Acreage and Quarterly Grain Stocks reports tomorrow.  The window for a significant weather market scare developing for the corn crop is narrowing a bit, with extended weather forecasts now reaching out into early July and showing no serious threats in my view. The …

Livestock Report

Ben DiCostanzoGeneral Commentary

Walsh Trading Daily Insights Commentary August Lean Hogs gap opened lower, traded to the session low at 103.45 and then reversed course and raced to the session high at 105.75, closing the opening gap in the process. The rally didn’t hold and price fell the rest of the session, settling near the low at 103.825. August Hogs are trading at …

Cattle and Hogs 6/28

Peter McGinnGeneral Commentary

Monday’s trade was supported from the Cattle on Feed report on Friday. The Cattle on Feed report showed tightening supplies in the fourth quarter which was reflected in the deferred months of the feeder cattle contracts. November was up close to 2 dollars at the close while the October contract was up roughly 1.85 at it’s close. Today the market …

Grain Spreads: Wheat Thoughts

Sean LuskGeneral Commentary

Commentary The dead cat bounce that we saw on Friday in wheat and during last night’s opening Sunday night session could not hold into Fridays close, while we made new lows during today’s session with values posting new multi-month lows into the close. It looks like to me that the rug has been pulled out from under the bull campaign …

Soy Market Commentary

walshtradingGeneral Commentary, Grains

SOY The beans liquidated yet again today. The reasons remain the same. The weather prospects are mostly positive. The bean crop has a long way to go till it needs to be overly worried regarding weather concerns. In addition demand concerns given the overall economic outlook are threatening. This is a real issue in my opinion and something I have …

Livestock Report

Ben DiCostanzoGeneral Commentary

Walsh Trading Daily Insights Commentary August Lean Hogs gap opened lower, closed the gap at the session high at 108.55 and collapsed! It broke down the rest of the session to the low at 103.575 and it settled near the low at 103.675. It settled below support at 104.35, keeping pressure on the market. Recession …. Recession …. Recession was …

Grain Spreads: Pressure Continues

Sean LuskGeneral Commentary

Commentary In my view, Commodities broadly have not traded well at all since the June 15 Fed meeting results in which rates were hiked 75 basis points with indications of another 175-point hike by the end of the year. Seasonally, new crop corn futures start to roll over during this exact week of the year, provided that the weather outlook …

August Cattle/ Cattle on Feed Estimates

Peter McGinnGeneral Commentary

August cattle traded another 1.05 lower today after trading about .50 lower yesterday and closing near its lows. I have been hearing some cash trades in Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma had an average price traded at 138.09 which is roughly 1.50 down from the previous week of the same region. Following the trend, Boxed Beef prices have traded lower as …

Soy & Corn Market Commentary

walshtradingGeneral Commentary, Grains

SOY The beans again came under heavy pressure closing down over 30 cents across the board. The main reason(s) perhaps are the weather has moderated. In addition, the export sales are slowing. This is significant as the USDA estimates are above most private analysts for Chinese imports. I mentioned yesterday the new crop. However, old crop estimates are still 1 to 2 …