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CNS Canada -- Soybean futures at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) moved higher during the week ended Wednesday, and could be headed above the US$11 per bushel level if weather in the U.S. Midwest stays too wet, an analyst said. "If weather remains somewhat unfavourable we could see, over the medium term, prices maybe[...]

CNS Canada -- Chicago Board of Trade corn and soybean futures moved sharply lower during the week ended Wednesday, and are expected to trend sideways to weaker for the rest of the month. Traders are going to focus on spring weather and seeding conditions until more acreage and yield estimates for the 2015-16 crops are[...]

CNS Canada -- Chicago Board of Trade corn and soybean markets drifted lower during the week ended Wednesday and are expected to remain under pressure in coming weeks. The softness in both markets is likely because of large domestic and global supplies for corn and soybeans, said Ken Ball of PI Financial in Winnipeg. "Buyers[...]

CNS Canada -- Chicago Board of Trade corn and soybean markets moved lower during the week ended Wednesday, but stayed within their recent trading ranges. "We haven't broken down out of a range yet, or broke to the upside," said Scott Capinegro, president of Barrington Commodity Brokers in Barrington, Ill. "We are just flat and[...]

CNS Canada -- The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean market showed some short-covering-related firmness during the week ended Wednesday, but the bias is still pointed lower for the oilseed. "We could actually see the beans trade down to the low $9, then to an $8 handle. Maybe $8.90 would be my initial target for[...]

CNS Canada -- Chicago Board of Trade corn and soybean futures moved sharply lower during the week ended Wednesday, and could see more downside going forward. "As long as crude oil keeps on grinding lower, the U.S. dollar remains fairly strong, I think that prices have an opportunity to continue to grind lower as long[...]

Winnipeg | CNS Canada -- Canadian and U.S. wheat markets are likely going to experience some "extreme" volatility this spring, Lawrence Yakielashek of FarmLink Marketing Solutions told the Wild Oats Grainworld Conference. "The spring months are when the firecrackers are going to start to hit the match," he added. He predicted there would be a[...]