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Grain Futures-- The grain market is higher across the board in Chicago today with December corn up $.12 for the 2nd consecutive trading session at 5.50 & now has rallied around $.25 from yesterday’s lows still stuck in a sideways channel really with no trend in sight, however I do remain bearish the new crop corn & I think prices will start to head lower but with the July corn right near 11 week highs that is propping up the new crop corn with trad
Grain Futures-- The grain market is mixed this afternoon with November beans down $.11 cents at 12.87 a bushel as solid weather in the Midwest is pressuring prices at this time while corn futures for the December contract are actually higher by $.03 rallying off session lows at 5.35 a bushel as spreading between the 2 commodities is taking place.
Precious Metal Futures-- The precious metals this week traded in a very tight trading range which is very unusual because these are volatile commodities with gold trading in a 3 week range as exchange traded products were reduced for the 17th consecutive week pressuring prices once again, however this Friday prices rallied about $9 at 1,387 ounce in the August contract.
Grain Futures-- Grain futures were lower across the board with November soybeans finishing down $.12 at 13.18 bushel still right near contract highs due to the fact of delayed planting and heavy Chinese demand coming to the market in recent weeks, however as I’ve been stating in previous blogs I am turning bearish the new crop corn and soybeans up at these levels due to the fact that the weather has improved dramatically here in the Midwest.
Grain Futures-- The grain market closed higher today with November soybeans up 25 cents to finish on the highs of the trading session at 13.30 a bushel all due to a sharply weaker U.S dollar this week with planting problems as well.

