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![]() Cotton is trading mixed with the most active months 6 to 57 points higher so far for Tuesday. October and the deferred contracts are down by 2 to 40 points. Yesterday, futures slipped in the afternoon as July settled the day down by 126 points. December was 32 points off... (full story) |
![]() June, July, and August hog futures took a step back on Monday led by a $1.40 drop in June. The back months extended the rally, ending the day with $0.57 to $1.10 gains. June hogs were still at an $11 premium to Dec at the close. USDA’s National Average Afternoon... (full story) |
![]() CME reported no delivery notices on FND with the mostly positive basis; the oldest dated long was marked October 25th - there were still 16,056 contracts opened at the settle. Monday’s market worked higher to start the week, but futures were off their highs for the close. June futures were... (full story) |
![]() Wheat prices are rallying as much as 3% in early Tuesday market activity after a dam was bombed in Kherson Ukraine. CBT SRW prices were up by 3 1/2 to 5 cents by the Monday close. KC HRW ended with 7 3/4 to 10 cent gains across the front months.... (full story) |
![]() The early action in the soy market has beans working 3 to 5 cents higher. Meal is also up though BO is slipping so far. Beans ended Monday with 1 1/2 to 4 1/4 cent losses. Preliminary open interest shrank 4,560 contracts, mostly long liquidation in the nearby July. Soybean... (full story) |
![]() Corn futures are trading back in the black after Monday’s fade. July is leading the way with an 8 cent gain so far for Tuesday. Front month corn futures worked lower on Monday, closing down by 11 1/2 cents in the July contract. The other nearby contracts were down by... (full story) |
![]() RBA Raises Rates lifting Gold & Silver. Here's what you need to know! Metals Minute w/ Phil Streible Phil Streible with Blue Line Futures discusses the Precious Metals markets, U.S. Equity Futures, Currencies, and other commodity topics. (full story) |
REPORTING OFFICE: WASHINGTON JUN 06 2023 RAIL AND PIGGYBACK SHIPMENTS FOR: MON JUN 05 2023 10,000 POUND UNITS (COMMODITY TOTALS FOLLOW ASTERIKS) ... (full story) |
REPORTING OFFICE: WASHINGTON JUN 06 2023 RAIL AND PIGGYBACK SHIPMENTS FOR: MON JUN 05 2023 CAR AND VAN COUNT ... (full story) |
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AJ_PY020 Atlanta, GA Tue. Jun 06, 2023 USDA Market News Weekly Major Wholesale Markets - Mexico City ... (full story) |
![]() Yesterday the markets received the news that OPEC will cut oil production by one million barrels a day starting July 1. Will the markets continue its downward trend? (full story) |
3 Big Things Today, June 6, 2023 (full story) |
![]() Yesterday, with TGT trading at 130.60, the July 21 put option with a strike price of 125 was trading around $2.88. Traders selling this put would receive $288 in option premium. (full story) NKE: 105.20 (-2.58) |
![]() Near normal weather conditions through large parts of the Corn Belt remain in the 6-10 day forecast. On the 8-14 day, it looks as though things will be heating up again, but more potential for near normal precipitation in most of the "I" states. (full story) |
For the remainder of Tuesday, rain in New England should ease short-term dryness. Meanwhile, rather disorganized showers will affect much of the remainder of the country, with some of the heaviest rain (locally 1 to 2 inches or more) expected across the Rockies, High Plains, and from northern California to... (full story) |
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of near- or below-normal temperatures and near- or above-normal precipitation across much of the country. Warmer-than-normal weather will be confined to southern Florida, the western Gulf Coast region, and an area stretching from the Pacific Northwest to Minnesota. Meanwhile... (full story) |
WA_FV463 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 WATERMELONS, SEEDLESS ... (full story) |
WA_FV464 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 WATERMELONS, SEEDED ... (full story) |
WA_FV456 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 WATERMELONS ... (full story) |
WA_FV454 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 TOMATOES ... (full story) |
WA_FV459 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 TOMATOES, CHERRY ... (full story) |
WA_FV457 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 TOMATOES, PLUM TYPE ... (full story) |
WA_FV460 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 TOMATOES, GRAPE TYPE ... (full story) |
WA_FV452 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 TANGERINES ... (full story) |
Washington, DC June 06, 2023 WA_FV400 (202) 365-6701 SHIPMENTS BY COMMODITIES AND ORIGINS (AMOUNTS ARE SHOWN IN 100,000 LB UNITS) ... (full story) |
WA_FV450 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 SWEET POTATOES ... (full story) |
WA_FV453 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 TANGELOS ... (full story) |
WA_FV485 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 POMEGRANATES ... (full story) |
WA_FV449 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 STRAWBERRIES ... (full story) |
WA_FV446 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 RADISHES ... (full story) |
WA_FV447 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 SPINACH ... (full story) |
WA_FV488 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 RASPBERRIES ... (full story) |
WA_FV445 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 POTATOES ... (full story) |
WA_FV448 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 SQUASH ... (full story) |
WA_FV444 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PLUMS ... (full story) |
WA_FV473 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PLANTAINS ... (full story) |
WA_FV424 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PRUNES ... (full story) |
WA_FV443 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 POTATOES-SEED ... (full story) |
WA_FV483 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PINEAPPLES ... (full story) |
WA_FV442 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 POTATOES-CHIPPER ... (full story) |
WA_FV482 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PERSIMMONS ... (full story) |
WA_FV440 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PEPPERS, BELL TYPE ... (full story) |
WA_FV441 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PEPPERS, OTHER ... (full story) |
WA_FV439 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PEAS GREEN ... (full story) |
WA_FV437 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PEACHES ... (full story) |
WA_FV478 WASHINGTON USDA AMS JUN 06 2023 PAPAYA ... (full story) |