HeyJaredMoving Parts Weekly Commodity Market Update
A weekly discussion on what is driving the agricultural and food commodity markets. Corn, soybeans, veg oils, wheat, dairy and protein.
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September 22 Weekly Key Market Drivers (opens the original)
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Today we’ll talk about harvest pace, Xi’s planned visit to the White House this week, and more.
September 15 Weekly Key Market Drivers (opens the original)
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Today we’ll discuss the results of last week’s September WASDE report, climbing energy prices, and what to make of all this rain we’re getting.
September 9 Weekly Key Market Drivers (opens the original)
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The Specs are buying again, with traders hitting new long positions in corn, soybeans, and SBM! Today, we’ll discuss all this fund buying, as well as give you a preview of the upcoming September WASDE.
September 1 Weekly Key Market Drivers (opens the original)
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The EPA gave us something to chew on regarding feedstock demand this week, while fresh reports suggest Turkey is working to revive a Black Sea grain export corridor, setting the stage for another important discussion on global supply flows.
August 25 Weekly Key Market Drivers (opens the original)
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Today, we’ll discuss the results from last week’s ProFarmer tour, as well as several big updates in the EPA/Biofuels space that took place in the last week.
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