Soy futures rise on Chicago board before giving back gains
Soybeans surged nearly 20 cents early on the Chicago Board of Trade before profit taking trimmed most of the move. Wheat edged up about a cent then fell back, corn stayed under pressure, and oil held small gains while meat oats and iced broilers mostly fell. Trade was mixed in a slow pre holiday session with strong opening demand for soybeans fading later.
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Grain Market News Reflects Mixed Wheat and Corn Quotes
Grain notes show wheat prices steady with occasional upticks while corn bids hold near steady levels. Market chatter mentions variable demand and some crops lagging. traders monitor futures and local cash quotes in a quiet trading session.
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Plains Farming Changes Opposed On Crop Reports
Plains farming changes meet stiff opposition from three major feed and grain groups as the USDA plans to cut or delay reports next year. The groups warn delayed data could raise price volatility and harm decisions for producers and processors.
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Cotton futures rise as holiday trading slows in New York
New York reports cotton futures No 2 closing 10 to 50 cents higher amid slow pre holiday trade. Liquidity and trader activity absorb through local covering and dealer demand. Spot markets steady as growers add more cotton to government loan, with week ending Dec 18 loan entries at 244,591 bales and withdrawals 31,111 bales leaving net stock 1,202,159 bales. Average price around 24.46 cents per pound for midnine tee and spot markets.
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