Dominate Your Market
by Jim Wyckoff
Late-season rains across much of the U.S. Midwest have likely improved the corn and soybean crops, and that’s been a bit bearish for the grain futures. Now, the grain markets may pause ahead of harvest and ahead of the Sept. 10 USDA monthly supply and demand report, when new crop production estimates will be released by the agency. Stay tuned!
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