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US farm markets surged on Thursday. Corn prices soared 2.55%, flirting with two-month high. Soybeans closed at a one-month high, up 2.88%. Soymeal rallied 1.15%, and bean oil bounced 4.41%. Wheat prices followed the rally in the corn market, as Chicago SRW closed up 4.96%, Kansas City HRW gained 3.44%, and MGE HRS rose 2.90%. […]

US farm markets closed mostly lower on Wednesday. Corn prices fell 0.78%. Soybeans followed suit down 0.79%. Soymeal was the weak link, closing with 1.96% losses, while soybean oil closed up by 0.96% at the bell. The wheat market closed with losses across all three classes, with Chicago SRW ending 0.94% weaker, Kansas City HRW

US farm markets were mixed on Tuesday. Corn prices traded as high for most of the session, but lost ground in the afternoon trade, settling 0.77% lower at the bell. Soybeans were the big winner, up 1.93%. The rest of the soy complex also closed higher with meal up 0.03%, and soyoil jumping by +2.69%.

US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher, on Monday. Corn prices jumped 2.15% higher, on expectations for more dry weather in the U.S.. Wheat gains were variable, as Chicago SRW and MGEX HRS gained +0.56% and +0.31% respectively, while Kansas City HRW inched 0.16% lower. Soybeans closed down 0.99%, on disappointing export inspection data.

US farm markets closed mixed, on Friday. Corn prices dropped 0.98%. Soybean prices grabbed double-digit gains, up 1.71%, thanks in large part to red-hot soyoil prices which soared 3.98%, while soymeal missed out on Friday buying, falling 1.68% lower. Wheat prices also were mixed but mostly lower, as Chicago SRW added 0.64%, while Kansas City

US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher, on Thursday. Wheat prices found nice gains, recouping most of losses the previous session, on rising tensions in the Black Sea region. Chicago SRW, indeed, gained 1.54%, Kansas City HRW rose 2.13%, and MGEX HRS climbed 2.74%. Corn prices rose 0.99%, benefiting by spillover strength from wheat.

US farm markets were mixed but mostly lower on Wednesday. Corn prices faced double-digit losses, down 0.62%. Soybean managed modest gains, up 0.55%, with soymeal jumping 2.14%, while soyoil slumped 0.88%. Wheat prices were shocked, as Chicago SRW dropped 1.75%, Kansas City HRW tumbled 3.93%, and MGEX HRS fell 2.76%. Forecasts for more rains coming

US farm markets were mixed, but mostly higher on Tuesday. Corn prices saw the most upside, rising 1.76%, after USDA cut quality ratings more than expected. Soybean prices made modest inroads up 0.24%, as traders began squaring their positions ahead of the next WASDE report from USDA. The rest of the soy complex was mixed,

US farm markets were mixed, but mostly higher on Monday. Corn prices backed off from multi week highs, down 1.89%. Soybeans also closed in the red, down 0.18%, with soymeal trending 0.85% higher, while soyoil prices faded 0.48% lower. The wheat complex posted moderate gains, as Chicago SRW added 0.81%, Kansas City HRW gained 1.23%,

US farm markets closed mostly higher on Friday, benefiting from some strong macroeconomic tailwinds that pushed a broad set of other commodities higher, including livestock, energy and much more. Corn prices, indeed, jumped 2.78% higher. Soybean prices gained 1.73%, thoug the rest of the soy complex was mixed, with soymeal easing 0.9% lower, while soyoil