Grain markets closed strong on Friday and posted higher weekly closes across the complex. What drove the rally? Jim McCormick of AgMarket.Net points to a few notable factors. 1. U.S. Weather - ...
Low global grain prices and cyclical oversupply are behind an expected drop in GrainCorp profits for FY26, it said in a ...
The soft red winter wheat (ZWH26), soybean (ZSF26), meal (ZMF26), and soybean oil (ZLF26) markets at present look very heavy and susceptible to more price downside in the near term. However, corn ...
It seems likely that a few key “outside markets” will continue to influence corn, soybean, and what futures traders this week.
GrainCorp’s FY26 underlying earnings guidance is $200-240m, down from $307.9m in FY25 and well below consensus of $305.6m.
Struggling energy markets are holding back the grain markets from moving higher on good news, Allison Thompson said. But it's not all bad news, as farmers can take advantage of lower energy costs.
Corn (ZCH26), soybean (ZSH26), and winter wheat (KEH26) (ZWH26) futures markets saw decent price recoveries on Friday, Jan. 16, including technically bullish weekly high closes, following an early ...
Since 2026 will likely not be a year of high profitability for farmers, David Kohl walked through five economic tips for grain farmers.