CORN
- July up 0.025 @ 3.325, September up 0.0175 @ 3.3675, December up 0.0125 @ 3.44
- China is releasing corn from state reserves
- Still, China corn prices are at highest prices since 2015
- Rain totals and distribution still unclear for this weekend
- US sold 357,800 tonnes of corn for the week ending June 11, down 46% from last week and down 45% from previous 4-week average
- July corn recovered yesterday to close above its 10-day moving average support level, and has held so far today
- Uptrend still intact
- Funds bought about 6,000 contracts yesterday
SOYBEANS
- July up 0.035 @ 8.7475, August up 0.0275 @ 8.745, November up 0.02 @ 8.785
- Bounce off yesterday’s lows suggests active commercial buying
- Concerns about crop conditions in the west
- Strong China demand
- US sold 538,100 tonnes of soybeans for the week ending June 11, down 46% from last week and down 36% from the previous 4-week average
- July beans trading above the 100-day moving average for the second session in a row
- A close above the 100-day would be the first since January 17
- Overbought stochastics
- Funds bought about 6,000 contracts yesterday
WHEAT
- July CHI down 0.02 @ 4.8675, July KC up 0.0025 @ 4.3275, July MPLS up 0.055 @ 5.2575
- Egypt is tending for wheat today, Russia currently has lowest offer
- Declining spring wheat conditions in North Dakota, forecasts for northern Plains look hot and dry for the next two weeks
- US sold 504,800 tonnes of wheat for the week ending June 11
- CHI wheat futures are extending their recent downtrend further into oversold territory
- KC futures are trying to consolidate near recent lows
- Spring wheat futures testing overhead resistance at the upper Bollinger Band level
- Funds sold about 6,000 contracts of CHI wheat yesterday
CATTLE
- June lives down 0.25 @ 96.25, August down 0.80 @ 96.05, October down 0.62 @ 99.20
- August feeders down 0.80 @ 132.77, September feeders down 1.05 @ 133.90
- Choppy cash trade so far this week
- Beef values collapsing below prices from the same time last year
- August lives have fallen back below the 10-day moving average support level
- August feeders tested their 100-day moving average resistance level but have fallen back below the 10 and 20-day moving average support levels
HOGS
- July down 0.20 @ 49.45, August down 0.32 @ 52.85, October down 0.37 @ 50.85
- Cash trend is still lower, pork values trying to stabilize
- Average weights are down for the fifth straight week
- July and August hogs are at session highs
- Stochastics are still oversold
- Momentum lower appears to be waning