The Final Bell

Lower grains…crop report out tomorrow. How will the markets react? Is China wanting back in the market? Triple losses in the live cattle but a limit to the positive for the hogs.

Arlan Suderman, INTL FC Stone, discuses the key items to watch for in Friday's reports. Suderman also breaks down how global trade policy affects US commodities.

Report due out on Friday. China going to buy not going to buy. Weather from an international standpoint. Dollar influence. Wheat market continues to be a market leader. Latest happenings in the dairy industry. Volatility in the livestock market

Mike Zuzolo, Global Commodity Analytics, talks about wheat's higher day and why it may be close to a top. Zuzolo also looks at the latest CFTC report and what ag producers should be considering for their marketing options.

Volatility in the wheat market…Ukraine news caused a give back in some of the gains. Good day in the beans despite all the trade issues. Soybeans are almost un-tradeable with headline news. Concerns of extended forecast with August. Another up week in corn strong world fundamentals. Informa numbers released today. Tough week for the hogs to trade…weighed down by cash markets. Cattle given continue...

Corn & wheat higher while beans traded lower for a Thursday. Pushed a limit move in the wheat & part to come from talk in Ukraine. Beans at a loss over the China deal. Livestock is seeing money move around until we see some cash trade. Hogs are sickening

Darin Fessler of Lakefront Futures discusses the strong close feeder cattle posted. Fessler also looks to outside market factors and weather for the mixed close on grains.

Green on the screen for the grains. Tariff issues continue & negations how that is affecting the market. 6-10 day forecast. Funds doing some short coverings. Seasonal move that is underway for grains. Corn is up 38 cents on the December contract. Soybeans up 96 cents since July 16th. Sept KC Wheat up 91 cents. Cattle tumble with grain positives. Looking at charts with a reversal last Thursday

Wheat leadership is back today. Could it lead us up another leg. Weather models are turning hot in some areas. Effects of the trade on the markets. Hogs…we can’t go lower. Sluggish cash cattle trade

Cattle market-Brad is more bearish then the market has been trading. Largest Cattle On Feed-market has been resilient. A market that has felt like its all over the board, but its been running in place. Cattle usually sensitive to uncertainty-they have been the one to stay above the fray. Hogs have had some serious struggles. Is there more to come? Trying to catch a falling piano. Corn came back fr...

Corn & soybeans are higher, lower wheat. Cooler weather over the next 10 days. Grains & hogs waiting on a tariff decision. Some chart history showing market trends.

Arlan Suderman, of INTL FC Stone, discusses the factors behind today's near limit up settlement in wheat. Suderman also breaks down the possible strategies between the US and China in their trade scuffle.

Eric Krueger, Smart Yield, discusses how the news of possible tariff relief rallied soybeans. Krueger also looks at market fundamentals like crop progress, early yields and recent livestock reports.

Tighter Global Wheat Supply. Soybean Crusher collapse as China sees some tightening. Markets worried in the future's market of a meat glut after the cold storage report. Hot seat with NAFTA & the EU...if we don't get something done we may be wondering if market can hold up. Lack of buyer support for hogs.

Technical in corn & beans…yield numbers …up day. Weather cooler for pod filling & a slow down in spring wheat development. Marketing when we don’t know when the trade wars will end. Hogs continue to be hit on.

Jeff Peterson, Heartland Farm Partners, discusses how the high in the 2018 US Dollar Index and 2018 low in the Chinese Yuan affect the grain market. Peterson also goes over marketing options for the current market conditions.

Another day of positive grain prices. Crop ratings of Monday were a wake up call…can’t bank on the fundamentals on how low we have come. Crop ratings are still above average but there is still vulnerable. Trade war continues to weigh in on the markets. Sea of China of holding up trade deal? Canada & its trade effects. Increased trade in the cattle.

Green on the screen for corn today. 6 cents off of last weeks close so far in corn. Maybe a summer correction heading our way? Crop ratings from the USDA significant for trade. A bit weaker then anticipated. Rains in Nebraska but not else ware…pollination time underway. Be ready to take advantage of the grain moves…move that old crop. Technical look at cattle live up a bit but feeders down.

Green on the screen for beans, crude oil thoughts for fall Weather concerns for the crops, weekly export numbers & trade visits to Texas & Kansas. Cattle prices going higher vs. lower. A look at the cash side going into this week.

Lower corn & soybeans while wheat trades higher. Are beans going to bounce with a low put in during August. Following the pattern of 1978 for both corn & beans. Good cash market last week…running a discount to the August futures. Still seeing struggles in the hogs-pork is cheap

Zane Abner with Tredas talks why there was green on the screen with a mixed WASDE. Zane also touches on outside market jitters, livestock and marketing strategies.

Soybeans dropped. New contract lows for corn & beans. Crude oil down. Damage being done to commodity indices charts as well. We are pushing prices lower then justified. Bearish -painful for producers but down prices increase demand for a product. Pork more vulnerable to trade with Mexico then corn or beans

Great day for beans! 6th of July-tariff issues, some buying in the trade. Softer corn exports. Global weather concerns in Brazil, Russia. Higher numbers traded late in the day on the cattle.

Tariffs Do the current prices reflect the tariffs going in place? U.S. and World Weather. Demand for U.S. corn & soybeans. Factors effecting hog market & current cattle trade.

Green on the screen today! You might not think there is nothing you can do about this market…but there is. Worries about the July 6th market trade day. Struggles in the hog market…