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Events: Page 116
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Soybeans Pop in the Overnight
In the overnight session the soybean market popped higher touching on the 50 day moving average which has acted as resistance in the recent weeks.
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Volatile Day of Trading
Cody recaps today's market and explains why he is skeptical of price gains this week.
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Dollar Sinks on Weak U.S. GDP
The grains are trading slightly higher, lifted by a falling dollar after GDP numbers disappointed traders this morning.
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Dollar Decline Helps Grain Prices
Cody reviews how the dollar decline, export sales expectations, and ethanol production affected grain prices today.
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Surprising Export Sales
This morning export sales surprised analyst expectations with wheat seeing significant old crop cancellations and soybeans booking over 400,000 metric tons of old crop sales.
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Unexpected Export Sales Report
Tune in to hear about unexpected cancellations and underestimates as well as an update on South American exports.
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Grains Mixed Headed into Friday
The grains were mixed going into Friday's trade session with more strikes at Argentina ports stalling export activity.
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Weekly Cash Comments
Cash Commentary for week ending 01 May
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U.S. Dollar Gains Strength and Nationwide Basis Sees an Increase
Tune in for an update on the current bird flu situation and weekly basis changes.
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Market Awaits Crop Progress
The grains were mixed on Monday with corn and wheat cupping over on lows printed over the last two weeks
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Crop Progress Update
Cody focuses on the planting progress for corn and soybeans as well as the winter wheat conditions report.
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Corn Planting Leaps Forward This Week
Corn planting jumped from 19 percent to 55 percent complete this week providing little reason to rally the grain.
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