Good morning. Choppy, two-sided ag trade has continued this morning in Chicago, with the beans again lower while the grains and the products are mixed on what’s been another quiet overnight session news-wise and as traders continue to mull generally the same market inputs that we’ve talked about all week. The marginal loosening of the corn balance sheet provided by Wednesday’s stock update caused some longs to exit, but it will likely take a confirmation

Good morning. Overnight ag trade is quiet to start the month of October, with markets mostly mixed on minimal follow-through from the report-based selling seen yesterday and as there continues to be little in the way of new news otherwise. Rains in the western and west-central parts of the Corn Belt likely keep farmers out of the fields here for another few days, but then once this round of storms passes, it looks like a

Good morning. Overnight ag trade has been mostly in the green to begin wrapping up the month of September and ahead of today’s quarterly USDA updates, though volume has again been on the lighter side so far amid minimal new input since the close yesterday. While balance sheets and supply and demand fundamentals will get a lot of attention between now and the end of next week, its ongoing disruptions in the Middle East and