News
Economist Lane Akre takes the host seat this week and covers news and a discussion on China trade with Economist Spencer Langford before covering the impact of the Iranian war on energy and fund positioning with Market Analyst Hillari Mason.
Drought is expected to persist for most of the southern U.S.
Energy infrastructure attacks on hold, crude prices fall
A volatile night of trade was capped with volatility spiking as rhetoric around the war in the Middle East is flip-flopping.
Weekend heat wave in Plains, Midwest “nothing short of amazing.”
Inventory and marketings were largely in line with expectations
Brian Bledsoe of Brian Bledsoe Weather explains what’s driving the record heat, how long it may last and why it’s not a repeat of 2012.
The grain and soy complex saw consolidation overnight.
Western U.S. heat wave spreading eastward
But Bankers Have Favorable Outlook on Farmland
A major winter storm delivering snow and rain brought relief
Corn continues to lead strength with wheat and soybeans following to the upside.
Record-high heat in Plains to stress crops, livestock in coming days
China is increasingly rejecting imported agricultural shipments at its borders, signaling a shift toward using regulatory enforcement as a trade lever—especially amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Grains saw modest strength overnight while soybeans continue to fall under modest selling pressure.