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 What are the tradable levels in the ES, NQ, Crude and Gold going forward? (full story) |
A light to moderate direct cash cattle trade has developed in the South at $110 live. That’s generally steady to $2 lower than last week. Asking prices in some areas remain firm at $112 to $115 live and $185-plus dressed. We could see business in... (full story) |
 Grains recovering after a 2 day correction and friendly export sales. Oil rebounds on Drone being shot down. (full story) |
Hello everyone! I am Will Robinson, the summer News Assistant at Brownfield Ag News. I grew up outside of the small Missouri town of Wellsville where my family raises pigs, cattle and single horse. Being raised in the livestock industry and... (full story) |
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CORN: Corn futures are trading higher this morning after back testing support levels held yesterday. Jul corn is up 4-1/4 cents to 4.45-1/4, Sep corn is up 5-1/2 cents to 4.51-3/4, and new crop Dec corn is up 6 cents to 4.59-1/4. After holding the 10... (full story) |
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The USDA says U.S. export sales and shipments during the week ending June 13th were neutral for soybeans and wheat, bearish for corn. The 2019/20 marketing year for wheat got underway June 1st, while 2018/19 runs through the end of August for beans,... (full story) |
 100 might be in the cards (full story) |
 In today's featured article, your Gold Enthusiast covers why no news is good news for silver investors. Continue reading for more details. (full story) |
 DJ U.S. Export Sales: Weekly Sales Totals – Jun 20 For the week ended Jun 13, in thousand metric tons, except cotton in [...] (full story) |
 The cooling off timeout continues in the grain and bean markets as prices dipped a bit lower in the overnight session before showing signs of stabilizing once again. Funds were the largest sellers yesterday, which could be partially attributed to a reaction to an overheated market, but for some... (full story) |
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 COTTON General Comments: Cotton was higher and the charts show that the market is now in a sideways trade near the recent lows. Prices [...] (full story) |
 A unique pennant/flag formation may be setting up in the stock market. Read on to learn more! (full story) |
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