BrandSoybeans are increasing week-over-week, but they are closing Down on Friday, January...

Soybeans are increasing week-over-week, but they are closing Down on Friday, January 3,2025.

The March harvest resulted in a decrease of $4 to 8 34.50 ¾ per bushel. A four-week period of higher closes was broken when the contract closed at 3 14 week over week.

Soybean prices in March were down 20 14 and reached $9 /l. 91 ¾ per bushel. The contract experienced a weekly increase of 2.

The March wheat prices experienced declines for both the day and the week. The CBOT wheat trade closed at $5 on the day, with a loss of 16 12.29 ¼ per bushel. The KC wheat yielded 12 34 and was valued at $5 for the day. 39 per bushel. The wheat in Minneapolis was worth $5 on the day, with a decrease of 11 34.77 ¾ per bushel.

Live cattle in February experienced a surge of 45 and cost $194 dollars. 05 per hundredweight (cwt). The cattle that bred in March stopped feeding, amounting to $2.03 at $264. At $80, February lean hogs closed down 38. The weight of the object is and its value is 78.

A surge of 89 has been observed in February’s crude oil.

March S & P 500 futures and Dow future are both showing increases, with the former up 67 points and the latter up 293 points.

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The March corn crop has experienced a decline of 6 12 this morning.

Soybean prices in March have dropped by 16 14.

The decrease in wheat prices for March has been observed this morning. The CBOT wheat yield has decreased by 11 14. The KC wheat yield has decreased by 9. Wheat in Minneapolis has experienced a decline of 6 0.

The Brock Report released today states that The USDA has reported weekly Export Sales for corn, soybean, and wheat for The 2024 /2025 marketing year:.

“Both soybeans and wheat exports experienced low sales figures this morning, with the marketing year at its lowest.”. The net sales of Corn for the week ending December829, represented 777,000 metric tons, representing a 44 % decline from the four-week average and being less than trade forecasts that had been between 800,000 and 120,000. The net sales of Soybean exports at a rate of 4 million metric to nouns849 meter fell by 67% from the four-week average and were lower than anticipated trade estimates, which had been between 500,000 and 180,000. The four-week average was surpassed by Wheat net export sales of 140,600 metric tons, which represented a decline of 68 % from the previous week’s figures.

Live cattle in February will have an one-dollar bounty up for grabs. 05 this morning. March feeder cattle have experienced a 35 decrease in numbers. Lean hogs have been losing $1 in February. 48.

A 52 increase in February’s crude oil production has been observed.

The United States Dollar Index for The March contract has dropped to 108.96.

The March S & P 500 futures have experienced a 27-point increase. March Dow futures are up 101 points.

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