DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Corn and Soybeans 04/15
Darin Newsom
DTN Senior Analyst
DTN Senior Analyst Darin Newsom has more than 25 years of experience analyzing commodity markets and developing risk-management strategies, and is also the creator and guiding force behind DTN's Six Factor Marketing Strategies.
Besides DTN, his articles and commentary are consistently featured in industry publications such as The Progressive Farmer, Trader Planet, and Commodities Now Magazine, along with multiple newspapers and radio stations throughout the country. He's a well-known speaker on the agricultural circuit, providing his analysis and commentary on a variety of markets. He also appears as a regular analyst on the Iowa Public Television Program "Market to Market."
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DTN Early Word Grains
May corn was 1 cent higher, May soybeans were fractionally lower, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 2 cents higher.
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USDA Reports Preview
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DTN Early Word Grains
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USDA Reports Preview
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DTN Early Word Grains
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DTN Early Word Grains
May corn was fractionally lower, May soybeans were 1 cent lower, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 5 cents lower.
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DTN Early Word Grains
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DTN Early Word Grains
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DTN Early Word Grains
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DTN Early Word Grains
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was 2 cents lower, March soybeans were 4 cents lower, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 4 cents lower.
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was unchanged, March soybeans were 3 cents higher, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 2 cents lower.
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USDA Reports Preview
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was 1 cent higher, March soybeans were 2 cents higher, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 5 cents higher.
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was fractionally lower, March soybeans were 4 cents higher, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was fractionally higher.
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DTN Midday Livestock Comments
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was fractionally lower, March soybeans were 5 cents lower, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 2 cents lower.
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was 1 cent lower, March soybeans were 7 cents lower, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 6 cents lower.
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was 1 cent lower, March soybeans were 7 cents lower, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 5 cents lower.
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was 1 cent higher, March soybeans were 1 cent higher, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 10 cents higher.
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was 2 cents higher, March soybeans were 11 cents higher, and July Kansas City (HRW) wheat was 7 cents higher.
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DTN Closing Grain Comments
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DTN Before The Bell Grain Comments
March corn was 1/2 cent higher, March soybeans were 2 3/4 cents lower, and March Chicago wheat was 2 1/4 cents higher.
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was 1 cent higher, March soybeans were fractionally higher, and March Chicago (SRW) wheat was 2 cents higher.
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DTN Closing Grain Comments
It was a volatile session in soybeans as a block trade caused chaos in the market (see the discussion on soybeans below). Corn spent much of the day bouncing back and forth across unchanged while wheat was able to close higher...
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DTN Before The Bell Grain Comments
March corn was 3/4 cent higher, March soybeans were 4 1/2 cents higher, and March Chicago wheat was 4 1/4 cents higher.
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DTN Closing Grain Comments
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DTN Before The Bell Grain Comments
March corn was 2 1/2 cents higher, March soybeans were 3/4 cent higher, and March Chicago wheat was 3 cents higher.
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was 1 cent higher, March soybeans were 4 cents lower, and March Chicago (SRW) wheat was 1 cent higher.
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DTN Early Word Grains
March corn was fractionally lower, March soybeans were 2 cents higher, and March Chicago (SRW) wheat was 2 cents lower.
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DTN Early Word Grains
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