Profitability • Market Trends
What Does a High Corn Carryout Imply for 2020 Pricing?
Take a closer look at what is in store for the coming crop year and what the likely price trajectory for the coming growing season may look like.
Walter is a commodity analyst whose expertise includes fundamental and quantitative research for grains, oilseeds and livestock with an emphasis on financial market hedging and proprietary trading activities.
Take a closer look at what is in store for the coming crop year and what the likely price trajectory for the coming growing season may look like.
China has been aggressively importing pork from the U.S. to help offset high mortality rates resulting from African Swine Fever (ASF).
Brazil’s position as the largest soybean exporter and second largest corn exporter represents a structural threat to the U.S. export programs.
U.S. corn and soybean exports are showing signs of life after being largely uncompetitive in the global market for most of the 2019/20 marketing year.
Find out more about the USDA's decision to resurvey corn producers following delayed harvest activities in the 2019/20 crop year.
The USDA’s January 10 WASDE report is out. See our analysis and what this means for farmers across the U.S.
We believe congressional reinstatement of the biodiesel blending tax credit was an important catalyst and has the ability to provide future support.
We believe tax hikes under new Argentine president Alberto Fernandez can ultimately be beneficial for U.S. corn, soybean meal, soybean oil and wheat.
Demand for corn may increase as long as strong margins for ethanol production exist, but ethanol still remains vulnerable due to a variety of factors.
An increase cattle, hog and broiler numbers across the country has been supportive of soybean meal and corn demand.