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The following commentary does not necessarily reflect the views of AgWeb or Farm Journal Media. The opinions expressed below are the author's own.
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Corn (July)
Yesterday’s Close: July corn futures finished yesterday’s session up 1 ½ cents, trading in a range of 9 cents.
Fundamentals: Corn futures managed to finish yesterday’s session on higher ground, the first positive session of the week, in what was a rather choppy trade. Export sales yesterday morning came in at 782,900 metric tons, within the range of expectations. Option expiration has likely been playing a role in price action this week, once we get this event behind us, we believe the market will be in a better spot to try and stage a rally.
Technicals: The market punched lower but found support just above the psychologically significant 350 handle. The rebound was a breath of fresh air for the bull camp, but there is still a lot of damage to repair on the chart. First resistance this morning comes in from....Get our full report (outlook/market bias/ technical levels) emailed to you every day, click HERE or email Oliver@BlueLineFutures.com.
Soybeans (July)
Yesterday’s Close: July soybean futures finished yesterday’s session up 2 ¾ cents, trading in a range of 9 ¼ cents.
Fundamentals: Soybean futures saw a small bounce yesterday as some minor short covering helped support prices near the contract lows from September. Export sales yesterday morning came in at 619,000 metric tons, within the range of expectations. U.S. trade representatives will be heading to China next week, perhaps headlines from this will offer some near-term support to the oversold market.
Technicals: Not much has changed on the technical landscape over the last 24-hours. Technical support remains intact from....Get our full report (outlook/market bias/ technical levels) emailed to you every day, click HERE or email Oliver@BlueLineFutures.com.
Wheat (July)
Yesterday’s Close: July wheat futures finished yesterday’s up 2 ¾ cents, trading in a range of 9 cents.
Fundamentals: Wheat futures saw a bit of a bounce yesterday on the back of short covering near contract lows. Export sales yesterday morning came in at 651,500 metric tons, within the range of expectations. Our bias has been neutral all week, but we are putting a bullish tilt on it today as the risk/reward ratio looks favorable to the bull camp.
Technicals: We have mentioned several times over the last week and a half that....Get our full report (outlook/market bias/ technical levels) emailed to you every day, click HERE or email Oliver@BlueLineFutures.com.
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