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USDA Report Pushes Grains Lower

Today's USDA report pushed new crop prices lower for corn and soybeans. We discuss the numbers and where this market could be heading as we enter harvest. Tune in for the full report!

Frost/Freeze Threat Looms Ahead

Cody and Logan discuss the impact of the frost/freeze threat as well as what will happen in the last few days on the September contract.

Frost/Freeze Does Little to Bounce Grains

Monday was a quiet day for U.S. grain prices with corn and soybeans drifting higher and wheat continuing to grind lower. Today we discuss the weekend's frost/freeze and tomorrow's acreage report.

Soybeans Drift Lower in Quiet Trade

Soybeans drifted lower in a very quiet trade session today. Today we discuss volume in the market and long term trend line support for the grain market.

Fed Meeting Pushes Dollar Higher

Today's Federal Reserve meeting pushed the dollar another leg higher as the fed announced plans to raise interest rates more aggressively in 2015 and 2016 than projected in June. We discuss currencies, ethanol production, and export sales on today's show.

Strong Corn and Soybeans Sales

Corn and soybeans showed stronger export sales than expected, while wheat missed expectations

Grains March Lower

Grains continued to slide lower as strong corn and soybeans sales were unable to support prices. Today we discuss winter wheat sowing and the dollar index on GrainTV.

Soybean Basis Collapse

Soybean basis levels collapsed this week for spot delivery as harvest draws near. Tune in for the full breakdown of cash market movers!

Grains Take a Breather… Bottom Near?

Today we discuss a very quiet trade day in Chicago and where the bottom could be for corn and soybeans. Weather next week could provide some slow down to corn and soybean harvest as wide spread precipitation is expected.

Corn/Wheat Find Buyers.. Finally Finding a Bottom?

Corn and wheat futures both traded higher in Chicago today, something we have not seen in quite some time. Today we discuss ethanol production, export sales projections, and tenders in the wheat market.

Big Exports Do Little To Rally Prices

This morning's large export sales did little to rally futures prices in Chicago. Today we discuss the sell off, and why these sales did little to bring in buying interest.

Futures Grind Lower, Basis Remains Volatile

Today we discuss a futures market which continues to grind lower and a cash market which has seen increased volatility as harvest looms. If you haven't taken a look at our mobile trading app, now is the time! Visit us at GrainHedge.com and get live quotes.

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