SPRING Farmers face tighter margins as commodity prices plunge and input costs hold firm
Commodity prices are at least a third lower than last year and input prices are stubbornly high, so farmers will need a spring strategy to squeeze every dollar from every acre, experts warn. “There’s going to be pressure on the margins for pretty much most of the crops that we grow in Manitoba and across
Faced with the realization that a weather market can end as quickly as it began, farmers have the daunting task of figuring out when to sell
Bottoming action is evident in the December 2015 oat futures market
The November futures contract is stuck in a downward trend
COFCO likley to create waves for the future of grain pricing
A harami that occurs at the end of a significant move down in price and time will have more reliability than any other place on a chart
Market Outlook: Longs move back in when the market bottoms for a second time
The old highs have become the new lows
Plunging prices are casting a dark shadow across the commodity sector
