Monday, August 19, 2013

FC Morning Grain Market Commentary for 8/19/2013

AM Comments 08/19/13

Monday, August 19, 2013, 7:46 am
Submitted by: Dustin Weiner


Good morning!
 
Our markets were higher last night, led by soybeans.  There are mornings where we have a relatively long list of inputs to help describe the price action from the overnight trade – not this morning, right now we have just one: weather. 
 
There has been a warmer, drier shift for the central Midwest particularly for Illinois and Iowa which is a direct threat to soybean yields.  The dry areas of central/western Iowa sure look like they will stay dry from now until the end of the August.  This of course is allowing the trade to put a weather premium back into the market – rallying Nov beans to new highs for the move. 
 
This afternoon we will get the weekly crop ratings from the USDA, the trade is anticipating anywhere from a 1-3% drop in good-to-excellent ratings in today’s report. 
 
Opening Calls
Corn 7 to 10 cents higher
Soybeans 15 to 20 cents higher
 

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