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U.S. spring wheat, soy acreage less than expected – USDA – The Western Producer

"Almost all crop futures were trading higher on Friday following major reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but the true bullish numbers were in spring wheat on lower than expected seeded area and soybeans on lower than expected quarterly stocks. USDA pegged spring wheat acreage at 10.899 million acres, down from its March estimate of 11.308 million acres and below the low end of…

Spring wheat soars to three-year high on declining U.S. crop condition – The Western Producer

"U.S. spring wheat futures soared to their highest level in nearly three years on Tuesday on forecasts for stressful weather in the northern Plains, analysts said. Corn and soybean futures also climbed after a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) report said the condition of all three U.S. crops was worse than analysts had expected.

At 11:40 AM CST July spring wheat was trading up 23 cents at…

Spring wheat soars to three-year high on declining U.S. crop condition – The Western Producer

"U.S. spring wheat futures soared to their highest level in nearly three years on Tuesday on forecasts for stressful weather in the northern Plains, analysts said. Corn and soybean futures also climbed after a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) report said the condition of all three U.S. crops was worse than analysts had expected.

At 11:40 AM CST July spring wheat was trading up 23 cents at…

U.S. spring wheat, soy acreage less than expected – USDA – The Western Producer

"Almost all crop futures were trading higher on Friday following major reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but the true bullish numbers were in spring wheat on lower than expected seeded area and soybeans on lower than expected quarterly stocks. USDA pegged spring wheat acreage at 10.899 million acres, down from its March estimate of 11.308 million acres and below the low end of…

Canola remains stable – The Western Producer

"Crop futures markets were mostly steady Monday as counterbalancing weather impacts left the situation mostly unchanged.

Frost hit some crops in the U.S. northern Midwest, reaching from northern Iowa up northwest to the Canadian border, but damage is not expected to be severe.

The damage from the western Canadian frosts of last week also remains to be seen, but its potential clearly wasn’t…

5X5 – 3. MARKETS

• 1 – AM Markets: Grains Rise as Benign Weather Idea Loses Polish

"Will a poor month for grain futures end on a weak note?

Month-ends have a reputation for bringing softer prices as funds close positions, a factor seen as fuelling the volatile behaviour of prices in the last session.

Richard Feltes at RJ O’Brien clocked “fear that the last trading day of July may trigger stepped-up fund…