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John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

The beans have broken sharply. The talk is that the tariff threats are the reason. It is my contention that the bean and soy complex in general is bearish. It would appear today that we have marked a low. This may be temporary in nature. The US will impose the crippling tariffs on July 6th. It is my belief that …

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John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

The beans have flat lined a bit here to digest the  relationship between the US and China. It is my opinion that the Chinese will give further and a long term deal will be reached. however, to what end. the rhetoric continues to look for every reason except for the obvious for the break. The world is awash in oilseeds. …

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John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

The usda is out of the way. This report is important in my opinion and opens the door for hedging opportunities. The usda lowered the 18/19 domestic carry to 385. This may open the door for a bit of a bounce that in my opinion presents a hedging opportunity. The global numbers remain very large. In addition the Brazilian crop …

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John WalshGrains

The soy was down nominal again today. The bean exports are lagging. The Chinese are buying Brazilian. The real has moved into a position that makes it difficult to not sell into the export arena. All aspects are working against the beans at present. This trend should continue and can open the door for further declines. As I have stated, …

AG TIME structural changes

John WalshGrains

The beans and meal are under serious pressure. This creates structural damage to both charts. The pendulum is swinging in my opinion. The Chinese are selling beans from there reserves. The Brazilian has supplied almost all recent beans. The estimates for next years SA crops are on the rise due to the extreme currency differences between the US. It is …

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John WalshGrains

The market was lackluster today. The nearby beans held the 9.97-10.00 level. This may prove important in the near term. The Chinese demand has been satisfied from Brazil recently. The next 2-3 months may see a pick up out of the US. Apparently, I say apparently, the China delegation has offered the US an additional 70 billion worth of new …

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John WalshGrains

The weekend bore no fruit with the US and China. The beat goes on. It has been my belief that beans are overvalued. We now have moved back to $10.00  This has been a key level and may offer support given the early date on the calendar.  The planting has been swift. The market will eye the acreage total at …