Wheat and Soybeans Bounce on Monday

Hans SchmitGrains

Soybeans– Soybeans traded higher to start the week, after seeing a small gain in the overnight. S&P Global estimates soybean yield at 53.8 bpa, compared to the USDA at 53.6 bpa. China imported a record number of soybeans in August at 12.279 mt. The northwest Plains and central Kansas are expected to see rains this week, while the central and …

Walsh Gamma Trader

Bill AllenGeneral Commentary

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5 Minutes on the Markets – 09/08/25

Jeff FosseGeneral Commentary

I post these videos every trading day, shortly after 8 AM CT. Check back here tomorrow for another update! Live Cattle and Feeder Cattle markets had a down week, breaking 10 and 6 week “winning” streaks, respectively. Fundamentally, conditions are still bullish, but the technical is Cattle futures are weakening. Lean Hogs posted a new contract high close on Friday …

Cattle Markets End Week on a Sour Note

Ben DiCostanzoGeneral Commentary

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WASLH PURE SPREADER – Pure Hedge Division

Richard MoranGeneral Commentary

WALSH PURE SPREADER Pure Hedge Division Rich Moran                                                   9/5/2025 Oct Live Cattle-Oct Lean Hogs Spread (LEV25-HEV25) Since August 1st, I have had us keeping an eye on selling the Oct Live Cattle versus buying the Oct Lean Hogs (LEV25-HEV25) spread.  This spread has been on a steady uptrend since the end of June, but it started to slightly fall …

Grain Spreads: Unknown Destinations Part 2

Sean LuskGeneral Commentary

lease join me for a free grain webinar every Thursday at 3pm Central. We discuss supply, demand, weather, and the charts. Sign Up Now Commentary Private exporters reported the following sales activities this week with our old friend Unknown Destinations the headliner. Per USDA, 123,000 metric tons of soybeans were sold for delivery to unknown destinations during the 2025/2026 marketing year. …

5 Minutes on the Markets – 09/05/25

Jeff FosseGeneral Commentary

I post these videos every trading day, shortly after 8 AM CT. Check back here tomorrow for another update! Live and Feeder Cattle posted lower lows and lower highs on Thursday. The overall trends are still bullish, fundamentally and technically, I think, but they seem like they’re running out of momentum to the upside. Feeders are very close to generating …

Soybeans Bounce off the 200-day Moving Average

Hans SchmitGrains

Soybeans– Soybeans were slightly higher today after falling lower the previous two trading days. Rabobank now estimates Brazil’s new crop soybeans at 175 mt after increasing the planted area estimated by 1.5%. IMEA agrees with the higher planted area estimate, with higher expectations for Mato Grasso plantings. 16% of US soybean areas are under drought, compared to 19% a year …

Walsh Pure Technicals – Pure Hedge Division

Jon WiedemanGeneral Commentary

Jon Wiedeman                                                                                                                9/4/2025 If you would like to receive more information on the commodity markets or would like to open an account, please click the link Sign Up Now Daily ZSX5: November beans traded both sides of unchanged today and held recent support at the 50 day moving average which is 1023 ¼ to close higher on the day. …

5 Minutes on the Markets – 09/04/25

Jeff FosseGeneral Commentary

I post these videos every trading day, shortly after 8 AM CT. Check back here tomorrow for another update! Every physical commodity market, except for Corn, RBOB (barely, for those two) and Natural Gas, are lower on my screen this morning. Livestock trade was weaker on Wednesday, with Live Cattle, Feeder Cattle and Lean Hogs all closing lower. Hogs may …